Porting to QNX

QNX is a robust, real-time operating system (RTOS) designed for embedded systems. QNX is known for its microkernel architecture, which ensures high reliability, fault tolerance, security, and determinism. Unlike monolithic kernels, QNX's microkernel design runs most services in user space, enhancing modularity and isolating critical functions from less critical ones. This architecture makes QNX ideal for mission-critical applications in industries such as automotive, medical devices, industrial automation, and aerospace.

In many cases, software designed for Linux "just works" on QNX – it builds for QNX like it would for any other system. In some cases though, you may need to make slight adjustments to account for the kernel and process differences between the operating systems.

By following this guide, you can leverage QNX's strengths to create reliable, high-performance applications for embedded systems. Whether you're new to QNX or an experienced developer, this guide aims to provide the necessary tools and knowledge to successfully port software from Linux to QNX.