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Re: Highlights from the TSC meeting during ELCE
"Perez-Gonzalez, Inaky" <inaky.perez-gonzalez@...> writes:
yeah, easy to script, clients are lightweight, ... Without a good reason
I'm totally in favor of keep using IRC.
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"Perez-Gonzalez, Inaky" <inaky.perez-gonzalez@...> writes:
yeah, easy to script, clients are lightweight, ... Without a good reason
I'm totally in favor of keep using IRC.
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By
Flavio Ceolin
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#5302
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Re: Highlights from the TSC meeting during ELCE
Thanks for the summary, Anas
>> 4. We are considering a new communication platform to replace IRC. Candidates are Slack and gitter. This has not been decided yet, if you have any feedback,
Thanks for the summary, Anas
>> 4. We are considering a new communication platform to replace IRC. Candidates are Slack and gitter. This has not been decided yet, if you have any feedback,
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By
Perez-Gonzalez, Inaky <inaky.perez-gonzalez@...>
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#5301
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Re: Does the EFR32_slwstk6061a port work?
Hopefully Christian can chime in if the latest code is working for him or not.
So the 0x4000a400 is correct since its the common registers (GPIO_EXTIPSELL..GPIO_LOCK) to all port’s. There isn’t
Hopefully Christian can chime in if the latest code is working for him or not.
So the 0x4000a400 is correct since its the common registers (GPIO_EXTIPSELL..GPIO_LOCK) to all port’s. There isn’t
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By
Kumar Gala
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#5300
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Re: Does the EFR32_slwstk6061a port work?
Let me take look, I convert the EFR32 gpio driver over to device tree so its possible I made an error in an address. I didn’t have the hardware to test on.
- k
Let me take look, I convert the EFR32 gpio driver over to device tree so its possible I made an error in an address. I didn’t have the hardware to test on.
- k
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By
Kumar Gala
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#5299
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Does the EFR32_slwstk6061a port work?
The EFR32_SLWSTK6061A board is very similar to the EFR32_SLWSTK6000B. The microcontroller uart0, led, and button pins are exactly the same. Even though the microcontrollers are different they share
The EFR32_SLWSTK6061A board is very similar to the EFR32_SLWSTK6000B. The microcontroller uart0, led, and button pins are exactly the same. Even though the microcontrollers are different they share
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By
jake.a.baldwin@...
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#5298
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Highlights from the TSC meeting during ELCE
Hi,
The TSC had a full day F2F meeting with very good attendance and lots of topics to discuss. Here is a list of some the most significant decisions:
1. Due to the significance of the
Hi,
The TSC had a full day F2F meeting with very good attendance and lots of topics to discuss. Here is a list of some the most significant decisions:
1. Due to the significance of the
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By
Nashif, Anas
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#5297
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Re: [Question] zephyr file transfer via BLE
Hi This is seungwoo
I will contact you with further questions.
AP(zephyr) <-> nrf52810(zephyr) interface UART
sample/Bluetooth
Is it only code for the Nordic Program? (FOR hexa file) /
Hi This is seungwoo
I will contact you with further questions.
AP(zephyr) <-> nrf52810(zephyr) interface UART
sample/Bluetooth
Is it only code for the Nordic Program? (FOR hexa file) /
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By
우승우 <du5102@...>
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#5296
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Re: [Question] zephyr file transfer via BLE
Hi This is seungwoo
Thank you very much for your reply.
I have two more questions.
1. nrf52810 pin setting
- The nrf52810 pin can be set flexibly.
- In other words, you can
Hi This is seungwoo
Thank you very much for your reply.
I have two more questions.
1. nrf52810 pin setting
- The nrf52810 pin can be set flexibly.
- In other words, you can
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By
우승우 <du5102@...>
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#5295
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Re: [RFC] k_poll_signal name and MISRA
Hello,
"Erwan Gouriou" <erwan.gouriou@...> wrote:
Well, that should be simple: a noun is a struct, so k_poll_signal
remains a structure. A subroutine which performs action should contain
a
Hello,
"Erwan Gouriou" <erwan.gouriou@...> wrote:
Well, that should be simple: a noun is a struct, so k_poll_signal
remains a structure. A subroutine which performs action should contain
a
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By
Paul Sokolovsky
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#5294
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Re: two iface in one device
Actually, I only need do one time initialization that is for CP startup. In CP, STA and softap will be running after initializing.
But now, I define two devices for STA and softap that are different
Actually, I only need do one time initialization that is for CP startup. In CP, STA and softap will be running after initializing.
But now, I define two devices for STA and softap that are different
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By
"K.I.R.A.
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#5293
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Re: two iface in one device
Hi Jukka,
Thanks for your response.
It's not offloading driver. It's out of tree in development.
Best Regards,
Bub Wei
---Original---
From: "Jukka Rissanen"<jukka.rissanen@...>
Date: Mon, Oct 29,
Hi Jukka,
Thanks for your response.
It's not offloading driver. It's out of tree in development.
Best Regards,
Bub Wei
---Original---
From: "Jukka Rissanen"<jukka.rissanen@...>
Date: Mon, Oct 29,
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By
"K.I.R.A.
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#5292
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Re: [RFC] k_poll_signal name and MISRA
What about k_poll_signal_instance ?
--
Alexander Wachter
Graz, University Of Technology
Student of Telematik
(Information and Computer Engineering)
What about k_poll_signal_instance ?
--
Alexander Wachter
Graz, University Of Technology
Student of Telematik
(Information and Computer Engineering)
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By
alexander.wachter@...
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#5291
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Re: two iface in one device
Hi Bub,
are you talking about wifi offloading device or some out-of-tree wifi
device?
The NET_DEVICE_OFFLOAD_INIT() would need to be changed a bit to create
more than one network interface for a
Hi Bub,
are you talking about wifi offloading device or some out-of-tree wifi
device?
The NET_DEVICE_OFFLOAD_INIT() would need to be changed a bit to create
more than one network interface for a
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By
Jukka Rissanen
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#5290
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Re: [RFC] k_poll_signal name and MISRA
Making different names is good, but then I think one should be able to identify quickly which is struct and which isn't,
What about k_struct_poll_signal or k_poll_signal_struct ?
Making different names is good, but then I think one should be able to identify quickly which is struct and which isn't,
What about k_struct_poll_signal or k_poll_signal_struct ?
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By
Erwan Gouriou
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#5289
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two iface in one device
Hi ,
I would like to define two net ifaces in one device.
Wi-Fi STA and softap are two types of ifaces at app layer, but only one device at driver layer is enough,that is only one NET_DEVICE_INIT
Hi ,
I would like to define two net ifaces in one device.
Wi-Fi STA and softap are two types of ifaces at app layer, but only one device at driver layer is enough,that is only one NET_DEVICE_INIT
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By
"K.I.R.A.
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#5288
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Re: Get remaining thread stack space
Thanks Carles. I madeCONFIG_INIT_STACKS=y and used stack_unused_space_get to get what I wanted.
Regards,
Raj
Thanks Carles. I madeCONFIG_INIT_STACKS=y and used stack_unused_space_get to get what I wanted.
Regards,
Raj
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By
Raj Gundi
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#5287
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Re: Get remaining thread stack space
Hi,
Enable CONFIG_INIT_STACKS=y and then use the STACK_ANALYZE() macro.
Carles
From:<devel@...> on behalf of Raj Gundi <rajavardhan.gundi@...>
Date: Sunday, 28 October 2018 at 08:47
To:
Hi,
Enable CONFIG_INIT_STACKS=y and then use the STACK_ANALYZE() macro.
Carles
From:<devel@...> on behalf of Raj Gundi <rajavardhan.gundi@...>
Date: Sunday, 28 October 2018 at 08:47
To:
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By
Carles Cufi
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#5286
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Get remaining thread stack space
Hi,
Is there a way to get the remaining stack space of a thread in Zephyr? For e.g. if a thread is configured to use a max stack space of 512 bytes, is there a way to find out the actual stack
Hi,
Is there a way to get the remaining stack space of a thread in Zephyr? For e.g. if a thread is configured to use a max stack space of 512 bytes, is there a way to find out the actual stack
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By
Raj Gundi
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#5285
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Re: [RFC] k_poll_signal name and MISRA
Yep, just a typo :)
By
Flavio Ceolin
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#5284
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Re: EMULATOR BOARD QEMU
Thank you!
Em sex, 26 de out de 2018 às 03:10, Andrei Emeltchenko <andrei.emeltchenko.news@...> escreveu:
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Thank you!
Em sex, 26 de out de 2018 às 03:10, Andrei Emeltchenko <andrei.emeltchenko.news@...> escreveu:
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By
Amir Camillo <amircam@...>
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#5283
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