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Linux In KEIL , Not KEIL In Linux

Linux In KEIL , Not KEIL In Linux
Hi guys
I think Linux in KEIL is more important than KEIL in Linux .
I mean that KEIL should improve its software to be able to implement Linux in ARM hardwares .
It is not as hard as you are going to imagine , but it'll take time to be ready .
A few years ago I sent email to some companies , but I didn't give right answer up to now .
I have good ideas but Who will really pay attention to me .

Parents
  • I have good ideas but Who will really pay attention to me .

    It's unlikely that anyone will want to pay attention to anything you say until you at least learn to say what you want to say in a more intelligible manner.

    First lesson: Think about what you want to say before you start typing.

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  • I have good ideas but Who will really pay attention to me .

    It's unlikely that anyone will want to pay attention to anything you say until you at least learn to say what you want to say in a more intelligible manner.

    First lesson: Think about what you want to say before you start typing.

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  • Y would keil do that? Keil has its own proprietary RTOS and tools are already available to get linux on Arm, most of them are free.
    now try to understand the scenario, free tools vs keil's tools (which cost few thousand $). no one would prefer using keil tools when free tools are already available, hence no customer base. Now, why would a company invest its resources to create some thing that wont sell in market?? Got the point!!

    If i were CEO of keil, i wouldnt do that, unless "i want the whole world to use keil, no matter even if i have to sell keil for free."

  • no one would prefer using keil tools when free tools are already available

    you have, evidently, never compared the result of a Keil build with a build by SDCC/GCC

    No professional would use free tools if a better tool were available for money.

    Erik