Add more standard docs for RTSC
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+The <a href="http://wiki.eclipse.org/DSDP/RTSC"><b>Real-Time Software Components (RTSC)</b></a>
+project provides foundational tools and low-level runtime content to enable
+component-based development using the C language targeting all embedded platforms.
+<p>
+While other component technologies exist for embedded systems,
+RTSC is unique in that it scales down to highly resource constrained
+embedded systems including DSPs and 16-bit micro-controllers.
+<p>
+The project passed its <a href="http://www.eclipse.org/proposals/rtsc/RtscOpenSourceCreationReview.pdf">Creation Review</a>
+and is currently working on full provisioning of repository, mailing list
+and initial list of committers at Eclipse.org.
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+RTSC
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+<p>The <a href="http://wiki.eclipse.org/DSDP/RTSC"><b>Real-Time Software Components (RTSC)</b></a>
+project provides foundational tools and low-level runtime content to enable
+component-based development using the C language targeting all embedded platforms.
+While other component technologies exist for embedded systems,
+RTSC is unique in that it scales down to highly resource constrained
+embedded systems including DSPs and 16-bit micro-controllers.
+</p>
