DES-N2084 & DES-N1956 Hands-On Workshop: FreeRTOS Solutions for Kinetis MCUs

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Experience the power of market leading real time operating system, FreeRTOS and Kinetis MCUs. Learn with experts about the FreeRTOS and how to enable FreeRTOS on Kinetis MCU's: Creating a Kinetis SDK project with FreeRTOS and Kinetis Design Studio, configure it for best code size and performance, debug it with Kernel Awareness in Eclipse and how to get detailed application and systems performance data using FreeRTOS+Trace performance analysis tools.

[evgenyerlihman]

Hello BlackNight​,

On slide 42 there is a "coming soon" sign. What does it refer to? The NXP FreeRTOSKernel Awareness plugins for Eclipse?

Thanks,

Evgeny

[BlackNight]

Hi Evgeny,

yes, the NXP FreeRTOS Kernel Awareness Plugin.

Erich

[evgenyerlihman]

Hi BlackNight​,

Just want to make sure :smileyhappy:, does this mean that it is not currently available? Do you have an ETA on it?

Thanks,

Evgeny

[BlackNight]

Hi Evgeny,

yes, it is currently not available, and no ETA right now. But it should be in the coming few weeks. There will be an announcement in the KDS forum.

Erich

[evgenyerlihman]

Hey BlackNight​,

Thank you for the speedy reply and the AWESOME presentation! Do you know if NXP FreeRTOS Kernel Awareness Plugin would work with P&E debuggers?

Thanks,

Evgeny

[BlackNight]

Hi Evgeny,

have a look here as well: https://mcuoneclipse.com/2016/05/18/nxp-ftf-hands-on-with-freertos-task-aware-debugger/

And it works with all the debuggers in KDS (or Eclipse) (Segger, OpenSDA, P&E) as the dependency is GDB, not a particular probe.

I was not able to install  it with Kepler, but it worked fine with Luna.

Erich