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Capability for BlackfinPosted by Charles Palmer on June 2, 2012 I noted that there is an unsupported version of FreeRTOS for the Blackfin. What are the odds that TCP & WebServer capability can be added? How much effort should be expected? We have a Blackfin platform in need of an RTOS and these capabilities. RE: Capability for BlackfinPosted by Charles Palmer on June 2, 2012 Also we are needing to read and write files on an SD card. This seems to be a capability of FreeRTOS+IO...? Would this be available to the Blackfin or would this require significant porting. RE: Capability for BlackfinPosted by Richard on June 2, 2012 The featured FreeRTOS+IO demo uses the Chan FatFS and lwIP - both of which are third party open source components. You will find links on the featured demo page. Those two components can be integrated into a FreeRTOS application without the need for the FreeRTOS+IO layer, there are several examples available on the web or the FreeRTOS+IO example can be used as a reference. Regards.
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