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Sep 27 2019

Antmicro's work with Time Sensitive Networking support in the Zephyr RTOS

Antmicro's work with Time Sensitive Networking support in the Zephyr RTOS

Solving problems that require real-time calculations and precise control typically calls for using an RTOS. While we have been working with a wide variety of RTOSs for various applications (like Contiki-NG for IoT, RTEMS for space applications, eCos for satellite equipment, FreeRTOS in many other fields etc), Antmicro’s RTOS of choice these days has been Zephyr, a Linux-Foundation driven, well-structured, vendor-independent and scalable real-time OS. We’ve ported and adapted Zephyr to many platforms, encouraged its use as a standard on RISC‑V, promoted it in less standard contexts like FPGA devices. Read more

Aug 27 2019

Multi-core debugging with GDB in Renode

Multi-core debugging with GDB in Renode

Antmicro‘s open source simulation framework, Renode, provides a familiar debugging experience to embedded development teams by serving as a target for remote GDB connections, which allows users to work with GDB or GDB-based IDEs as they normally would with hardware. Read more