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Move on to the Amazon maintained FreeRTOS base #53

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jonsmirl opened this issue Sep 6, 2019 · 3 comments
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Move on to the Amazon maintained FreeRTOS base #53

jonsmirl opened this issue Sep 6, 2019 · 3 comments

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@jonsmirl
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jonsmirl commented Sep 6, 2019

It would be very helpful to me if this project were rebased as a fork on the Amazon maintained FreeRTOS tree. https://github.com/aws/amazon-freertos Scroll down and you can see that many vendors are using this code base -- Espressif, TI, ST, Cirrus, NXP, Mediatek, Cypress, Marvell, etc.. Rebasing on to the Amazon tree will make it easy to merge after everything is working.

Note that there is nothing Amazon specific about their FreeRTOS. Amazon is simply paying for people to maintain the code. There are a couple of AWS specific demos, but they are not a required part of the operating system.

@leonardp
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leonardp commented Sep 4, 2020

i would rather like to see a zephyr port: https://www.zephyrproject.org/
it offers a high level of modularity, has a vendor neutral governance and uses devicetrees to describe the hardware.

there is also a micropython port for zephyr which is nice.

any comments on this from kendryte?

@TA-Robot
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is there way to use amazon-freertos on K210?
I want to use Maixduino as my choise. But can't find any way to work.

@z3cko
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z3cko commented Feb 17, 2021

Any update on this?

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