On 11/11/2018 23:04, Joel Sherrill wrote:
Hi
Each year at the Flight Software Workshop I give a presentation on
what has happened with RTEMS in the past year or so, things that need
highlighting, and what needs attention and love. This year I have a
request for similar slides for someone to present at an EPICS meeting
on Thursday. Please help me with ideas and bullets. Slide ideas so far:
+ Libbsd - what all is there? I'm surprised at what's in there, so
info on features, bsps supported, and what's next is appreciated.
* Update to a version close to the FreeBSD 12 release
* Update of mDNSResponder to latest version released by Apple
* Early next year I will port the NVMe support
+ Ecosystem - testing, rsb, Eclipse, tracing, etc
* Eclipse support is horrible out of date. I guess the plug-in needs a
re-write.
* Flexible per-processor data with static allocation.
* Default SMP scheduler supports thread pinning. This is a building
block for the Epoch Based Reclamation support in libbsd. This enables an
efficient use of lock-free data structures in RTEMS.
* Most internal data structures are now hidden from <rtems.h>.
+ New ports and bsps
* SMP support for RISC-V
+ Infrastructure status and needs
+ Relicensing
Anything else of interest to a random group of RTEMS aware folks and
real users. Consider this status and marketing. :)
Ideas and meat for presentation appreciated.
--joel
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