January 24, 2020

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Enabling Zephyr on Your Hardware Platform

Enabling Zephyr on Your Hardware Platform

Zephyr is a fast-growing, both in terms of contributions and adoption, open source RTOS that is designed to be small, optimized, scalable and secure for resource constrained devices and applications. …
Talk Title Enabling Zephyr on Your Hardware Platform
Speakers Diego Sueiro (Software Developer, ARM)
Conference Open Source Summit + ELC Europe
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Location Edinburgh, UK
Date Oct 21-25, 2018
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Zephyr is a fast-growing, both in terms of contributions and adoption, open source RTOS that is designed to be small, optimized, scalable and secure for resource constrained devices and applications. In this session, Diego Sueiro will go through the detailed process of adding support for new architectures and hardware platforms in Zephyr, showing a step-by-step guide with a real example pointing out the caveats and some debugging tricks. Main topics of this presentation: Hardware support implementation in ZephyrAdding a new HALAdding a new SoCAdding a new BoardAdding new driversContributing to mainline

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