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Re: GSM modem AT commands
Thanks for your reply, Billy. (I didn’t see it until now because I didn’t receive your response in my email; I had to checkhttps://lists.zephyrproject.org/g/users/. Odd, because I have received
Thanks for your reply, Billy. (I didn’t see it until now because I didn’t receive your response in my email; I had to checkhttps://lists.zephyrproject.org/g/users/. Odd, because I have received
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Gordon Klaus <gordon@...>
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#2961
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Re: Zephyr C++ support
#CPP
Hi Dave,
> Is C++ exception support (reentrancy problems) now fixed?
Yes, C++ exceptions should be working for all supported architectures now when using the Zephyr SDK.
Regards,
Hi Dave,
> Is C++ exception support (reentrancy problems) now fixed?
Yes, C++ exceptions should be working for all supported architectures now when using the Zephyr SDK.
Regards,
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Stephanos Ioannidis
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#2960
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Re: Zephyr C++ support
#CPP
Is C++ exception support (reentrancy problems) now fixed?
Thanks!
Best Regards, Dave
Dave Nadler, USA East Coast voice (978) 263-0097, drn@..., Skype Dave.Nadler1
Is C++ exception support (reentrancy problems) now fixed?
Thanks!
Best Regards, Dave
Dave Nadler, USA East Coast voice (978) 263-0097, drn@..., Skype Dave.Nadler1
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Dave Nadler
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#2959
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Re: Zephyr C++ support
#CPP
Hi,
That documentation is outdated and will be updated in the 3.1 release.
Zephyr supports new and delete operators.
Regards,
Stephanos
Hi,
That documentation is outdated and will be updated in the 3.1 release.
Zephyr supports new and delete operators.
Regards,
Stephanos
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Stephanos Ioannidis
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#2958
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Zephyr C++ support
#CPP
Hi all,
I read here:
https://docs.zephyrproject.org/3.0.0/reference/kernel/other/cxx_support.html
that Zephyr supports C++ applications, but that the kernel does not support the new and delete
Hi all,
I read here:
https://docs.zephyrproject.org/3.0.0/reference/kernel/other/cxx_support.html
that Zephyr supports C++ applications, but that the kernel does not support the new and delete
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giatorta@...
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#2957
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Re: GSM modem AT commands
Gordon,
This seems to be something that would need to be included in the device driver rather than the PPP modem. I see the issue being how a generic driver could provide device specific
Gordon,
This seems to be something that would need to be included in the device driver rather than the PPP modem. I see the issue being how a generic driver could provide device specific
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William Fish
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#2956
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Edited
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GSM modem AT commands
Hello,
I have successfully made a network connection using MODEM_GSM_PPP. Now, I would like to reduce power consumption by using power saving mode (PSM). What is the recommended way to send the
Hello,
I have successfully made a network connection using MODEM_GSM_PPP. Now, I would like to reduce power consumption by using power saving mode (PSM). What is the recommended way to send the
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Gordon Klaus <gordon@...>
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#2955
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Zephyr Developer Survey: Your Input Requested by Thursday, May 19
(TSC Members/Alternates, Maintainers, Collaborators please follow link that were sent to you)
Members of the Zephyr Community,
We have assembled a Developer Survey to help us understand what is
(TSC Members/Alternates, Maintainers, Collaborators please follow link that were sent to you)
Members of the Zephyr Community,
We have assembled a Developer Survey to help us understand what is
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Brett Preston
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#2954
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Reminder to Register: Zephyr Developer Summit
Members of the Zephyr Community,
The Zephyr Developer Summit is now less than a month away!
Have you completed your registration yet?
Members of the Zephyr Community,
The Zephyr Developer Summit is now less than a month away!
Have you completed your registration yet?
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Brett Preston
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#2953
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Re: How to access the child nodes in a device tree (DTS) in Zephyr using DT_FOREACH_CHILD
#dts
#nrf52
The results from previous code were OK, I think it's a bug in the debugger. I posted the details here [^].
BR.
The results from previous code were OK, I think it's a bug in the debugger. I posted the details here [^].
BR.
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unsunk.ship@...
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#2952
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How to access the child nodes in a device tree (DTS) in Zephyr using DT_FOREACH_CHILD
#dts
#nrf52
Hi,
I originally posted this question to stackoverflow [^] so I think its better not to duplicate the whole story here.
Supposing I have a DTS file with a content like this one below:
n: detectors {
Hi,
I originally posted this question to stackoverflow [^] so I think its better not to duplicate the whole story here.
Supposing I have a DTS file with a content like this one below:
n: detectors {
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unsunk.ship@...
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#2951
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Re: Scheduler/Thread Status
#api
Not public ones, no. You can check kernel/include/ksched.h for the internal API for this. I guess the immediate question has to be "what are you trying to do"? Recognize that any decision made on
Not public ones, no. You can check kernel/include/ksched.h for the internal API for this. I guess the immediate question has to be "what are you trying to do"? Recognize that any decision made on
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Andy Ross
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#2950
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Scheduler/Thread Status
#api
Are there any API calls for retrieving thread and scheduler status? I'm looking for something that would indicate the following:
Is the scheduler locked?
What is the thread status? (Ready, Waiting,
Are there any API calls for retrieving thread and scheduler status? I'm looking for something that would indicate the following:
Is the scheduler locked?
What is the thread status? (Ready, Waiting,
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Casey Shea
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#2949
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Re: Implementation of Zephyr on custom board
Hi Bharath,
(1) I’ll look more into this and email you 1:1.
(2) Could you explain what you mean by “build the code without any board dependencies in West”? The module (if you’re using
Hi Bharath,
(1) I’ll look more into this and email you 1:1.
(2) Could you explain what you mean by “build the code without any board dependencies in West”? The module (if you’re using
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Murphy, Lauren
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#2948
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Profiling tools
Hi Zephyr users!
I would like to profile my application and was wondering if there are tools available such as the famous ``perf``?
I have found ``THREAD_ANALYZER`` that is very useful but I would
Hi Zephyr users!
I would like to profile my application and was wondering if there are tools available such as the famous ``perf``?
I have found ``THREAD_ANALYZER`` that is very useful but I would
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Guy Morand
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#2947
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Implementation of Zephyr on custom board
Dear Team
I am currently working on implementing Zephyr RTOS with Tensorflow lite on a custom board (RISC-V based). I am facing the few issues such as
(i) Unable to avoid the use of standard C++
Dear Team
I am currently working on implementing Zephyr RTOS with Tensorflow lite on a custom board (RISC-V based). I am facing the few issues such as
(i) Unable to avoid the use of standard C++
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Bharath V <bk.fml95@...>
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#2946
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Re: designing a message "bus"
Hi Yshragai,
Small correction on my previous statement. As stated in the documentation, broadcasting is not possible:
We had a small internal discussion about a similar topic this morning and for
Hi Yshragai,
Small correction on my previous statement. As stated in the documentation, broadcasting is not possible:
We had a small internal discussion about a similar topic this morning and for
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Guy Morand
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#2945
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Re: designing a message "bus"
Hi Yshragai,
Have you looked at 'k_mbox' data structure? It seems you can set a destination thread or broadcast messages with
Hi Yshragai,
Have you looked at 'k_mbox' data structure? It seems you can set a destination thread or broadcast messages with
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Guy Morand
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#2944
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Re: designing a message "bus"
I’m sure you’ll get a slew of possible implementations, but have you considered implementing the observer pattern? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observer_pattern . If I were to implement this,
I’m sure you’ll get a slew of possible implementations, but have you considered implementing the observer pattern? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observer_pattern . If I were to implement this,
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Jason Bens
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#2943
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designing a message "bus"
Hi,
I'm wanting to design a firmware, for a small low-power embedded system, with an architecture that features a "bus" over which the firmware modules communicate. I'm wondering how to design this
Hi,
I'm wanting to design a firmware, for a small low-power embedded system, with an architecture that features a "bus" over which the firmware modules communicate. I'm wondering how to design this
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yshragai.firmware@...
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#2942
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