If you're coming from KEIL/IAR with FreeRTOS, RT-Thread Studio may feel a bit different at first since it's Eclipse-based, but the workflow becomes easier once you get used to the project structure.
For the Allwinner T113-S3, there are some reference BSPs and example projects available in the official RT-Thread repositories. You might find this helpful as a starting point:
https://github.com/RT-Thread/rt-thread geometry dash lite
I’ve worked with the T113‑S3 a couple of times, and I remember having the exact same struggle when switching from KEIL/IAR + FreeRTOS to RT‑Thread Studio. The workflow feels very different at first, especially because RT‑Thread Studio is Eclipse‑based and the Allwinner ecosystem isn’t as polished as STM32 or NXP. Here’s what I’ve learned that should help you get started.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XpeiJUbYCz_Y3tEMg6bj5P6xA1I8NIYa/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=109133764362619513557&rtpof=true&sd=true melon playground
@Dinosaur Game Hi, welcome to RT-Thread! For the Allwinner T113-S3, you can start by checking the official BSP and example projects provided in RT-Thread Studio or on their GitHub, as they usually include ready-to-build templates. Since you’re coming from KEIL/IAR, it might take a bit of time to get used to the GCC/Eclipse workflow, but the existing demos should help you get up and running quickly.
