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Commiting a port into the distribution

Posted by miklospathy on August 12, 2017

Happyness!

Lets assume, I created a new port for FreeRTOS. I want to give it to the community kind of "official" way. How can it appear in the next FreeRTOS distribution? Can i send or commit the code somewhere?

Harmony!


Commiting a port into the distribution

Posted by rtel on August 12, 2017

Hi - to keep a clear separation contributions (which are greatly appreciated) are normally posted to the FreeRTOS interactive site. Please contact me (Richard) using the 'business contact' link on http://www.freertos.org/contact


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