Gentlebeings,
I just saw this announcement (http://linuxgizmos.com/zephyr-a-tiny-open-source-iot-rtos/) on Slashdot discussing the Zephyr RTOS (https://www.zephyrproject.org/content/zephyr-kernel-v100-release-notes). What caught my eye is that a) it's been implemented for the FRDM-K64F and b) that it can be as small as 10k.
I'm experimenting with freeRTOS and for my product, I want to use it along with USB CDC or HID and the FatFs on a 128k Flash sized K22F and things are looking very tight for implementing logic with it.
Thanx,
myke
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Myke,
As you can imagine, Zephyr is still in its infancy. The 1.0 push that is now accessible does have some K64 support, but it's far from a full platform at this time. I'd continue down the FrerRTOS path that you're on for now and keep an eye on Zephyr as it matures.
Jason
Myke,
As you can imagine, Zephyr is still in its infancy. The 1.0 push that is now accessible does have some K64 support, but it's far from a full platform at this time. I'd continue down the FrerRTOS path that you're on for now and keep an eye on Zephyr as it matures.
Jason
Okay - Thanx!