This is ESA's fourth RTEMS qualification effort AFAIK. This time they are working with the community and have submitted things like requirements for a subset of RTEMS and requirements based tests. This is tracking the…
The Harvard architecture shouldn't be a problem. Xtensa has a gcc port so that's covered. It is mostly a matter of no one has volunteered to do it or paid for someone to do it. If someone wants to port it, we'd be happy…
This isn't uncommon for an OS to provide its own tooling. This is how you get the GCC language runtimes tailored for the OS. We support C, C++, and Ada fully out of the box. Our current GCC should be tracking gcc 12.…
RTEMS now has a choice of network stacks. You can choose from libbsd which is a port of (currently) FreeBSD 12 services including TCP/IP, USB, SD/MMC, and more including the network shell commands. We have an…
This is ESA's fourth RTEMS qualification effort AFAIK. This time they are working with the community and have submitted things like requirements for a subset of RTEMS and requirements based tests. This is tracking the…
The Harvard architecture shouldn't be a problem. Xtensa has a gcc port so that's covered. It is mostly a matter of no one has volunteered to do it or paid for someone to do it. If someone wants to port it, we'd be happy…
This isn't uncommon for an OS to provide its own tooling. This is how you get the GCC language runtimes tailored for the OS. We support C, C++, and Ada fully out of the box. Our current GCC should be tracking gcc 12.…
RTEMS now has a choice of network stacks. You can choose from libbsd which is a port of (currently) FreeBSD 12 services including TCP/IP, USB, SD/MMC, and more including the network shell commands. We have an…