Porting an embedded application to an RTEMS

[manish jain]

 Thanks Chris for your response.

What hardware are using ?
Are you referring to the examples of devices being used by the application?


Does a BSP exist for that hardware and did you run the examples on that BSP
?
If I am right(I am completely newbie here), BSP is written for an specific
OS but the application which we want to port does not  use any operating
system at all only "C" but it supports two different architecture(STM32
and LPC21xx) and has drivers for this architecture and for many "mcu"
peripheral like "I2c and SPI". And when I looked at the architectures
supported by RTEMS I was not able to find any port for this two processor.

Manish

On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 8:10 PM, Chris Johns <chrisj at rtems.org> wrote:

> manish jain wrote:
>
>> Hi Everybody,
>> I am doing an academic project in which I am going to port an existing
>> embedded application to RTEMS.
>>
>
> Welcome.
>
>
>  This embedded application is completely
>> written in "C" and has various sensors and hardware units which
>> interacts to processor periodically and here we want to introduce
>> "RTEMS" task. I have already built "RTEMS" and able to run various
>> examples in the repository but I am facing problem in where to start in
>> "RTEMS" to port the application. Do I need to implement a separate "BSP"
>> or device driver for the hardwares in application?
>>
>
> What hardware are using ?
>
> Does a BSP exist for that hardware and did you run the examples on that
> BSP ?
>
>
>  I know I might be a little off topic here because this mailing list is
>> completely dedicated to "RTEMS" development topic but I couldn't find a
>> better forum than this as people here already using RTEMS.
>>
>
> This list is fine. RTEMS development question are normally directed to the
> developers list.
>
> Chris
>
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