emit you couldn't hold it in.....lol

anyway...

"This flexibility could be built into a chip if hardware designers and manufacturers wanted to run their products on MicroOS."

Like I've commented in the past, they'll be looking to license(sell aspects) if they get the true ownership of their I/O methodologies.

Built into a chip or not, they are prosecuting tier 1 concentrating on firmware (a combination of hardware and software, or controller elements)...details that others are implementing in a similar manner.

Micro-controllers having the ability of similar code interface along with cache pass through(paging) mechanisms functioning in similar manner to and from a nonvolatile memory entity directly.

It's all about the I/O at this point(the engines).....other than the controller interface to code API, the sophistication of the code is not important for now.

doni