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Raspberry Pi: development platform for PlatformIO
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Add support for FreeRTOS #18

Open maxregan opened 2 years ago

maxregan commented 2 years ago

As of https://github.com/FreeRTOS/FreeRTOS-Kernel/pull/341, FreeRTOS now has support for the RP2040. It would be great if platformio enabled FreeRTOS as a framework for RP2040.

KenwoodFox commented 1 year ago

Been a while, did this get merged? PIO Still says FreeRTOS is unsupported.

sstaub commented 1 year ago

Only the Earl E. Philhower core supports FreeRTOS. The mbed core is an RTOS.

KenwoodFox commented 1 year ago

I did not realize mbed core was an rtos. Thats very interesting i should explore that, but, the rp2040 should still support FreeRTOS right?

Im not an expert with scons but i dug around a little, i can kinda see where the new builder goes for adding freertos ontop of bare? Not sure exactly how to go about forking and testing some changes yet.

sstaub commented 1 year ago

FreeRtOS will not support by the original Arduino core which is based on mbd. Have a look to https://github.com/earlephilhower/arduino-pico The core is not yet official supported directly from PIO but will merged soon, I hope. See also the docs https://arduino-pico.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

KenwoodFox commented 1 year ago

Ah ok i understand now, thanks so much!

Honestly this looks super fun on its own even without an RTOS~ https://arduino-pico.readthedocs.io/en/latest/multicore.html

Hopefully we can see some offical support sometime, for now I think this clears it up for some people exploring options here.

savejeff commented 1 year ago

i work with the earlephilhower pico core a lot with multicore. it works very well and stable with some recent updates. i heared this core supports Rtos threads but i to this point only used both cores (which is very vell supported on this core)

I recommend the arduino-pico core to everybody. its a single line in platformio.ini and you are using a much better constructed arduino core for the rp2040. the maintainer is also very fast and helpful with issues

KenwoodFox commented 1 year ago

i work with the earlephilhower pico core a lot with multicore. it works very well and stable with some recent updates. i heared this core supports Rtos threads but i to this point only used both cores (which is very vell supported on this core)

I recommend the arduino-pico core to everybody. its a single line in platformio.ini and you are using a much better constructed arduino core for the rp2040. the maintainer is also very fast and helpful with issues

Im actually having a little trouble getting earlephilhower's pico core running at the moment, dosent seem to like being added directly to platformio? Whats the line maybe i have it wrong, i'd love to get this up and running and learn more, very excited to try out the second core (and maybe some rtos "threads" if i can figure it out)

Good task management would make me super happy

VikasPoddar commented 1 year ago

Is platformio going to release support for framework = freertos in platfromio ???