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Pradeep Sanjeewa commented on MYNEWT-114:
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Hi Aditi,
Currently, Mynewt OS supports,
1. STM32F303VC
-Board : BSTM32F3DISCOVERY
-CPU : ARM Cortex-M4
2. nRF52832
-Board : nRF52 Development Kit
-CPU : ARM Cortex M4F
3. Atmel's SAMD21
-Board : Arduino Zero
-CPU : ARM Cortex® M0+
Now I'm working on PIC32MX270F256D (Board : PIC32 Bluetooth Starter Kit, CPU :
MIPS32 M4K). Obviously, I have to develop BSP. But, in all implemented
versions, CPU architecture is ARM. In my case, CPU architecture is MIPS. So,
I'll have to port CPU as well. Right?
Please correct me, if I'm wrong.
Regards,
Sanjeewa
> GSoC - Port core OS and a subset of the utilities to a new 32-bit
> microcontroller
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: MYNEWT-114
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYNEWT-114
> Project: Mynewt
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Aditi Hilbert
> Assignee: Aditi Hilbert
> Labels: gsoc2016
>
> Mentor: Will San Filippo, Aditi Hilbert
> Difficulty: Medium
> Skills: C programming, familiarity with GNU Tool chain
> Description: Understand the ports already implemented for some MCUs (e.g. ST
> Micro’s STM32, Nordic nRF52) in Apache Mynewt and implement a basic run time
> system for your proposed MCU and the associated BSP (Board Support Package).
> You may also implement a HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer) to include a small
> set of peripherals available for the MCU. All code must be tested and
> validated.
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