A source xPack with the µOS++ RTOS, a POSIX inspired open source framework, written in C++.
The project is hosted on GitHub as micro-os-plus/rtos-xpack.
This page is addressed to developers who plan to include this package into their own projects.
For maintainer infos, please see the README-MAINTAINER file.
As a source xPacks, the easiest way to add it to a project is via xpm, but it can also be used as any Git project, for example as a submodule.
A recent xpm, which is a portable Node.js command line application.
For details please follow the instructions in the install page.
Note: the package will be available from npmjs.com at a later date.
For now, it can be installed from GitHub:
$ cd <project>
$ xpm init # Unless a package.json is already present
$ xpm install github:micro-os-plus/rtos-xpackWhen ready, this package will be available as
@micro-os-plus/rtos
from the npmjs.com registry:
$ cd <project>
$ xpm init # Unless a package.json is already present
$ xpm install @micro-os-plus/rtos@latestIf, for any reason, xpm is not available, the next recommended
solution is to link it as a Git submodule below an xpacks folder.
$ cd <project>
$ git init # Unless already a Git project
$ mkdir -p xpacks
$ git submodule add https://github.com/micro-os-plus/rtos-xpack.git \
xpacks/micro-os-plus-rtosApart from the unused master branch, there are two active branches:
xpack, with the latest stable versionxpack-develop, with the current development version
All development is done in the xpack-develop branch, and contributions via
Pull Requests should be directed to this branch.
When new releases are published, the xpack-develop branch is merged
into xpack.
The µOS++ (micro oh ɛs plus plus) project is the third iteration of µOS++, a POSIX-like, portable, open source, royalty-free, multi-tasking real-time framework written in C++, intended for 32/64-bits embedded applications.
The APIs are documented in the µOS++ reference.
The µOS++ project is fully functional for Cortex-M devices and also runs on synthetic POSIX platforms (like macOS and GNU/Linux).
The current µOS++ code tries to be as portable as possible.
Specific implementations are available from separate projects:
- the Cortex-M port of the scheduler is packed as µOS++ Cortex-M architecture xPack
- the synthetic POSIX port of the scheduler is packed as µOS++ POSIX architecture xPack
To include this package in a project, consider the following details.
src
include
TODO: list the available headeres
-std=c++17or higher for C++ sources-std=c11for C sources
TBD
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- none
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TODO
The original content is released under the MIT License, with all rights reserved to Liviu Ionescu.