FreeRTOS Programming
Do you believe that simply using an RTOS ensures real-time processing? Watch this lecture to confirm. We'll provide insights into tricky interrupts, priorities, mutual exclusion, and porting.
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Announcement of update of new news and learning attachments (v1.4)
Hello learners!
This is Hong Young-ki, a FreeRTOS programming knowledge sharer.
I'm contacting you because I have some good news this time.
There have been some people asking me if it is possible to use other boards besides the Nucleo-64 F103rb board in the FreeRTOS programming course.
This time, I have provided a more specific answer to that question. Please see below for more details.
We would also like to inform you that some of the attached learning materials have been changed.
If you downloaded the learning materials before 2021-12-25, please check the new version.
thank you
What's New
🤖 Practice Board (Nucleo64-F103RB)
If the practice board you want to use is not Nucleo64-F103RB, you can watch the video ' Section 19. (Appendix) Follow the lecture with my Nucleo board ' and then modify the practice example file (freeRTOS_tutorials) directly to use it.
📀 Practice examples
Attachment > freeRTOS_tutorials_v1.4.zip (Last updated 2021-12-25 02:03 PM)
+Major changes
-Changed the default stack size from 128 words to 256 words for stable printf use within a task.
-Fixed the problem where the contents of main.c were randomly changed when changing the stm32cubeIDE project settings (.ioc).
- The problem of the contents of FreeRTOS_Config.h being changed arbitrarily when changing the stm32cubeIDE project settings (.ioc) is not resolved.