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A tutorial for setting up support and build environment for Zephyr, and for flashing and testing on yet undetermined targets:
 
A tutorial for setting up support and build environment for Zephyr, and for flashing and testing on yet undetermined targets:
 
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=== Zephyr demo supported boards ===
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Revision as of 22:26, 20 July 2021

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2021-02-02 Tuesday

Real Time Operating System references . . .

^ ChibiOS

A brief history of ChibiOS development:

How to create static threads and dynamic threads, in ChibiOS:

How to choose thread's working area or memory size:


^ ChibiOS ports

This section dedicated to references and notes on ChibiOS ports to processors outside of the immediate, STM32xxx families of parts.

Adding this Nordicsemi Devzone article link regarding ChibiOS port to nRF9160 System In Package:

^ Zephyr RTOS

Introduction to Zephyr and some guides . . .

Example code . . .

A tutorial for setting up support and build environment for Zephyr, and for flashing and testing on yet undetermined targets:

Zephyr demo supported boards


YAML data serialization language

There appears to be an important high-level tool called west which Zephyr developers and community use. It's also mentioned as the build tool for one or more of Nordic Semiconductor's nRF9160 example projects. A link to the github west documentation is,


The west project top level Github URL:


^ General RTOS Considerations