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FreeRTOS+ supported devicesPosted by Antonio Jimenez on June 2, 2012 Hi, I've been trying to find out what are the currently supported devices by FreeRTOS+, and haven't found any list. Are all officialy supported devices by FreeRTOS also supported by FreeRTOS+? Also, it would be good to have a list of the IO transfer modes that are already implemented for each one. RE: FreeRTOS+ supported devicesPosted by Richard on June 2, 2012 Which of the products are you interested in? The support list is a bit different for each. RE: FreeRTOS+ supported devicesPosted by Antonio Jimenez on June 2, 2012 I'm interested in FreeRTOS+IO. RE: FreeRTOS+ supported devicesPosted by Richard on June 2, 2012 The IO product is currently only officially supported on the LPC176x, but it is designed to be portable across other devices too. The effort required to port FreeRTOS+IO depends on the number of peripherals you want to support, but should be simpler than porting FreeRTOS itself. Regards.
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