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Problem including slist.h
Hi,
I have this struct defined in a .h file:
struct mystruct
{
struct device mydevice;
struct k_sem semaphore;
struct sys_snode_t snode;
};
I have included slist.h thus:
#include
Hi,
I have this struct defined in a .h file:
struct mystruct
{
struct device mydevice;
struct k_sem semaphore;
struct sys_snode_t snode;
};
I have included slist.h thus:
#include
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By
yshragai.firmware@...
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#3068
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How to access external PSRAM via FSMC on STM32H753ZI
Hello,
I ‘am currently working on a project, where an extern device (FPGA) is connected to a STM32H753ZI via a multiplexed FSMC interface.
After some investigation I managed to setup my device
Hello,
I ‘am currently working on a project, where an extern device (FPGA) is connected to a STM32H753ZI via a multiplexed FSMC interface.
After some investigation I managed to setup my device
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By
Weiberg, Bernd
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#3067
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external library building with cmake
hello, i am new to zephyr and i am looking into application development.
I am trying to build an external library that is normally built with CMake.
I have tried to use the external_lib
hello, i am new to zephyr and i am looking into application development.
I am trying to build an external library that is normally built with CMake.
I have tried to use the external_lib
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By
antonisk
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#3066
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Re: Using Echo_Server/Client samples with Openthread on Renode
#networking
Hi Robert
Thank you for your response. Those 2 configurations you suggested eliminated the errors I was receiving :)
For some reason now, Renode gets stuck in an endless loop (echo_server):
<dbg> [D]
Hi Robert
Thank you for your response. Those 2 configurations you suggested eliminated the errors I was receiving :)
For some reason now, Renode gets stuck in an endless loop (echo_server):
<dbg> [D]
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By
Brenton Chetty
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#3065
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Re: Question about testing target
Hi Dave,
The ztest framework is platform agnostic, so you can use it to build a Zephy image that then runs on Qemu, native_posix or on target hardware.
There is also a Unit Testing framework
Hi Dave,
The ztest framework is platform agnostic, so you can use it to build a Zephy image that then runs on Qemu, native_posix or on target hardware.
There is also a Unit Testing framework
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By
Carles Cufi
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#3064
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Re: [Zephyr-devel] Zephyr Project: Contact Inquiry
Hi there,
To my knowledge OpenCV does not support Zephyr.
Looking at their ports folder it seems like they target full-blown operating systems, and not smaller RTOS like Zephyr:
Hi there,
To my knowledge OpenCV does not support Zephyr.
Looking at their ports folder it seems like they target full-blown operating systems, and not smaller RTOS like Zephyr:
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By
Carles Cufi
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#3063
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Re: Zephyr Project: Contact Inquiry
Hi All,
Kindly let us know your input.
Hi All,
Kindly let us know your input.
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By
Selvakumar M <Selvakumar.M1@...>
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#3062
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Re: Using Echo_Server/Client samples with Openthread on Renode
#networking
Hi Brenton,
Unfortunately I don’t have experience with that platform, but such an error could indicate some problem with the underlying settings backend. By default we enable NVS settings for
Hi Brenton,
Unfortunately I don’t have experience with that platform, but such an error could indicate some problem with the underlying settings backend. By default we enable NVS settings for
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Lubos, Robert
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#3061
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Question about testing target
Sorry if this is a newbies question...
Backround:
We normally do most development, testing, and regression testing on PC, not target.
This is efficient given most of our issues
Sorry if this is a newbies question...
Backround:
We normally do most development, testing, and regression testing on PC, not target.
This is efficient given most of our issues
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By
Dave Nadler
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#3060
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Re: Zephyr Project: Contact Inquiry
Hi Team,
Please let us know that OpenCV support on Zephyr, Still I did not get the answer for this.
Hi Team,
Please let us know that OpenCV support on Zephyr, Still I did not get the answer for this.
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By
Selvakumar M <Selvakumar.M1@...>
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#3059
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Zephyr SDK 0.15.0 Release
Hi,
Zephyr SDK 0.15.0 has been released.
https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/sdk-ng/releases/tag/v0.15.0
In this release, the GNU toolchain version has been updated:
* Updated to Binutils 2.38
Hi,
Zephyr SDK 0.15.0 has been released.
https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/sdk-ng/releases/tag/v0.15.0
In this release, the GNU toolchain version has been updated:
* Updated to Binutils 2.38
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By
Stephanos Ioannidis
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#3058
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How to integrate Zephyr Test Framework (Ztest).
Hi,
I use nrf sdk 1.9.1.
I saw this documentation and want to understand how integrate it to my project of sdk 1.9.1?
I use VS Code.
1. Should i create a new project?
2. what is the difference
Hi,
I use nrf sdk 1.9.1.
I saw this documentation and want to understand how integrate it to my project of sdk 1.9.1?
I use VS Code.
1. Should i create a new project?
2. what is the difference
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By
Maxim Shmalovsky <maxim.shmalovsky@...>
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#3057
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Problem with zephyr os
Hi,
I'm a beginner in zephyr and i've tried to start with the started guide of zephyr os. I followed it step by step and everything is fine but in the end when i tried to flashing the sample by the
Hi,
I'm a beginner in zephyr and i've tried to start with the started guide of zephyr os. I followed it step by step and everything is fine but in the end when i tried to flashing the sample by the
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By
Mahmoud Aloulou <alouloumahmoud57@...>
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#3056
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Re: Zephyr Project: Contact Inquiry
Thank you Brett.
Team,
Please let us knowOpenCV library support in Zephyr RTOS.
Regards,
Selvakumar
Thank you Brett.
Team,
Please let us knowOpenCV library support in Zephyr RTOS.
Regards,
Selvakumar
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By
Selvakumar M <Selvakumar.M1@...>
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#3055
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Re: k_uptime_get/k_uptime_delta on 32-bit devices
If I understand your question correctly, the answer actually depends on your toolchain.
With GCC, you might be looking for the "aligned" attribute, see
If I understand your question correctly, the answer actually depends on your toolchain.
With GCC, you might be looking for the "aligned" attribute, see
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By
chrisduf
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#3054
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Re: k_uptime_get/k_uptime_delta on 32-bit devices
How do you make sure that a int64_t is 8-byte aligned?
How do you make sure that a int64_t is 8-byte aligned?
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By
yshragai.firmware@...
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#3053
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Disable image verification during flash
#flash
As the title says, i'm looking for a way to disable image verification during its flash. Currently the board i'm using requires bossac, but maybe there is a KCONFIG option that disables it in general.
As the title says, i'm looking for a way to disable image verification during its flash. Currently the board i'm using requires bossac, but maybe there is a KCONFIG option that disables it in general.
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By
lucatorresetti@...
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#3052
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Re: k_uptime_get/k_uptime_delta on 32-bit devices
I remember something like this happening to me a long time ago, and the reason was that the datatype was not aligned to a 64bit boundary. Could you try capturing the result in a int64_t that is
I remember something like this happening to me a long time ago, and the reason was that the datatype was not aligned to a 64bit boundary. Could you try capturing the result in a int64_t that is
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By
Manu R
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#3051
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Re: k_uptime_get/k_uptime_delta on 32-bit devices
This is definitely supposed to be working. Your second note seems to rule out my first guess (word size mistake in the printf format). Can you submit a bug in github (I'm "andyross" there)
This is definitely supposed to be working. Your second note seems to rule out my first guess (word size mistake in the printf format). Can you submit a bug in github (I'm "andyross" there)
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By
Andy Ross
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#3050
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k_uptime_get/k_uptime_delta on 32-bit devices
Hi,
I want to use k_uptime_get and k_uptime_delta.
These are defined as having return type int64_t, and k_uptime_delta expects an argument of type *int64_t.
However, it seems that there is garbage in
Hi,
I want to use k_uptime_get and k_uptime_delta.
These are defined as having return type int64_t, and k_uptime_delta expects an argument of type *int64_t.
However, it seems that there is garbage in
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yshragai.firmware@...
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#3049
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Edited
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