ChibiOS Free Embedded RTOS

BUT, it would be much easier to get ChibiOS as "default" for most if not all of our pending CortexM3/M4 projects if I could point out the ease of debugging the threaded environment. To be fair, tough: openocd supports thread view for ChibiOS, FreeRTOS, ThreadX, eCos and Linux - no guarant...

Sure - would be great. I'm more or less free the whole weekend.

Hi Prof. did you try out the Windows build? Or are using Linux? Will this be backported to 2.4.3 (which is due to release?)? It's up to Giovanni, the impact will limited - i see no issue with back-porting. And what about M4-F enabled? Where is the problem with the FPU? With FPU enabled, the FPU regi...

Thx Freddie! Let's see if I can get feedback from the Windows guys

About not being able to debug anymore: You might have messed up the pin configuration, either by a wrong board file, or by flashing a wrong image (happened to me when flashing a discovery image on the E407) - your JTAG port might get disabled. To recover into a working state, boot into the onboard b...

mabl wrote:The endiness fixes introduced an unfortunate copy and paste error: http://openocd.zylin.com/#/c/974/

Fix just got committed in master - which is now expected to work "flawless"

Prof. Dr. YoMan wrote:Others Docs? Anybody?

PS: I would prefer a repo at githup to one at SF.

While it is not very active, http://gitready.com/ has some nice tips, too.

Hi miran, try without rtos for the moment - it will also only work with ChibiOS from trunk. Also a there is still an issue upstream: http://openocd.zylin.com/#/c/974/ About your startup commands, when talking about halt and reset, do you mean "monitor reset halt"? If not, try to do a monit...

Hmm, I also don't like these empty commits that much. In a git workflow, you'd develop that one feature/fix in one branch - and than do a rebase which put's all your changes in one single commit against the master branch - so none of these "related" commits which might brake trunk in betwe...

Do you read each byte separately? There is a nice benchmark by elm chan: