Talk:Versatile Real-Time Executive

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I saw at NASA that it is called versatile real time executive. Is the name of this article a mistake or are they two different things?

The article is misnamed, it should be called Versatile_Real-Time_Executive instead. Please fix someone who can.

The Colin Hunter in this article links to a soccer player in England. This link is incorrect. The Colin Hunter referred to here is a computer scientist in Silicon Valley who has developed several products and headed a number of startup companies.

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Latest comment: 15 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Any further information on this? I can't find any reference at Mentor Graphics site, and google isn't providing any information either. It was recently mentioned in a Embedded Design magazine article (Feb 09) so it must still exist somehow. Did it get renamed? 64.183.218.106 (talk) 16:18, 13 February 2009 (UTC)Reply

Talk:Versatile Real-Time Executive

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See also List of telescope parts and construction?