>generally FreeRTOS applications have full access to all the memory.
Well yeah, because MCUs almost universally lack Memory Management Units. They can only set general permissions like R/W/X on blocks of memory, which makes enforcing permissions on a per-process basis extremely slow compared to hardware solutions.
I'd be curious to see how performant / power-efficient this will be compared to FreeRTOS.
Current microcontrollers often have better protection mechanisms than that. Not necessarily fully capable MMUs, but sufficiently capable ones to allow for protection, as well as kernel/userspace separation.
Well yeah, because MCUs almost universally lack Memory Management Units. They can only set general permissions like R/W/X on blocks of memory, which makes enforcing permissions on a per-process basis extremely slow compared to hardware solutions.
I'd be curious to see how performant / power-efficient this will be compared to FreeRTOS.