JoelSherrill

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   by JoelSherrill 4y ago

   This is ESA's fourth RTEMS qualification effort AFAIK. This time they are working with the community and have submitted things like requirements for a subset of RTEMS and requirements based tests. This is tracking the git master and SM
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   by JoelSherrill 4y ago

   The Harvard architecture shouldn't be a problem. Xtensa has a gcc port so that's covered. It is mostly a matter of no one has volunteered to do it or paid for someone to do it. If someone wants to port it, we'd be happy to gu
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   by JoelSherrill 4y ago

   This isn't uncommon for an OS to provide its own tooling. This is how you get the GCC language runtimes tailored for the OS. We support C, C++, and Ada fully out of the box. Our current GCC should be tracking gcc 12. Did you know that
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   by JoelSherrill 4y ago

   RTEMS now has a choice of network stacks. You can choose from libbsd which is a port of (currently) FreeBSD 12 services including TCP/IP, USB, SD/MMC, and more including the network shell commands. We have an implementation of cor