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CortexM3 in ST's "Access" linePosted by Mike Stroven on January 25, 2008 I'm just checking to see if anyone has successfully ported FreeRTOS to the STM32F101-series Micro? RE: CortexM3 in ST's "Access" linePosted by Richard on January 25, 2008 The Cortex-M3 has integral interrupt controller and system tick source - therefore very little if any porting should be needed other than adjusting the linker script for the memory map. Having said that I have not done it myself, are there any major differences between the 101 and the 103? Regards.
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