I used FreeRTOS in some simple projects, among them "Smart House Management" by monitoring and controlling some sensors and actuators.
I wish to learn more about RT-thread RTOS and I think that the Bluetrum AB32VG1 board will be a good start to explore both RT-thread and RISC-V MCU core.
Thank you
Nice one!
I am using RTOS since 2012.
I`ve worked on FreeRTOS during my college days for many real-time and IoT Projects.
one of my favorite projects was Battery Management System for Electric Vehicles. In which I have worked a lot and learned so many tweaks about RTOS.
That was my awesome experience, in which I was writing functionality code on RTOS and building a bootloader using bare metal and assembly.
Nice question, It reminds me of my old experience with RTOS.
Nowadays, RTOS is very popular in Electric, Autonomous Vehicles, also in real-time IoT Projects.
I've used FreeRTOS and Micrium RTOS in several projects. I'm considering other options as “BadAlloc” vulnerability was discovered this year: https://us-cert.cisa.gov/ics/advisories/icsa-21-119-04 .
Many RTOSes are affected (i.e. FreeRTOS, Micrium) but RTThread is not mentioned. Does it mean RTThread is not affected or it was not tested? I also found that among other RTOSes https://pvs-studio.com/en/blog/inspections RTThread has been statically checked in 2018 by independent tool: https://pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/cpp/0561 and several errors found. Are these errors corrected now?
Hiii Wojstod. This is Cathy working for Open Source RT-Thread IoT OS.
We received your comment and we'd like to thank you for reminding us about that analysis which we haven't been informed about before.
The analysis was created in 2018, so it's been a long time since the project has been upgraded from time to time, so we'll need some time to check out the analysis and review it all. The analysis is now be delivered to the RT-Thread Support Team for reviewing, as always, Security and Trust are our top priorities.
To better understanding the true value of an RTOS, we may invite you to check out our documentation, go through the code, to experience it, and share your feedback with us.
I have extensive experience on microcontroller bare metal development board, especially with ARM architecture. Ported different board low level device drive, RTOS on other bare metal board.
Have excellent expertise in board bring up, low level driver and bootloader.
Have worked with RTOS like FreeRTOS, ThreadX, and also have some exposure on Unicos , Linux Kernel, Linux internal and Linux device driver.
Looking to port & explore Open Source RT-Thread RTOS and build some motor control application on top of it.
The results are in! Congrats to wojstod for winning this GiveAway.
Thank you all for sharing your ideas with us.
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Nobody contacted me sofar:(
The whole month passed and nothing was sent to me!
Hi Wojstod. The gift is sent.
We've been texting you on Facebook.
No board has come so far. I'm great dissapointed
Knowing that you're starting learning Open Source RT-Thread RTOS, look forward to seeing your project with RT-Thread~