Time-driven scheduling

2023-08-25 Thread Jakob Herk
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, I am totally new to Nuttx, therefore I have a beginner question. Does Nuttx provide schedule tables/table-driven/time-driven scheduling of tasks? I have looked at the documentation (https://nuttx.apache.org/docs/latest/reference/user/02_task_scheduling.html) b

Re: [DISCUSS] Out-of-tree builds should be standard?

2023-08-25 Thread Xiang Xiao
NuttX supports two build system, when a new feature is added, three cases can happen: 1. Modify Makefile only 2. Modify CMakelist.txt only 3. Modify both Makefile and CMakelist.txt Since different people use different workflows, tools and have different priorities. What I suggest it that

Re: [DISCUSS] Out-of-tree builds should be standard?

2023-08-25 Thread raiden00pl
> Yes, but this project has rules that were set by Greg. People have limited resources and the NuttX community is not numerous. The question is what is more valuable for the project - adding functionality supported only by cmake, hoping someone will add support for make later, or not adding any fu

Re: [DISCUSS] Out-of-tree builds should be standard?

2023-08-25 Thread Sebastien Lorquet
Hi, Le 25/08/2023 à 11:48, raiden00pl a écrit : Forcing people using cmake to support make is the worst thing that can happen. Open source is voluntary, any contribution is voluntary, any form of forcing others to do anything is unacceptable. Modifying both systems will be good practice (and an

RE: [DISCUSS] Out-of-tree builds should be standard?

2023-08-25 Thread alin.jerpe...@sony.com
Hi, I think that we should prioritize the compatibility and standardization otherwise the NuttX developer experience may varry (depend on “luck”) for some platforms Best regards Alin From: raiden00pl Sent: den 25 augusti 2023 11:49 To: dev@nuttx.apache.org Subject: Re: [DISCUSS] Out-of-tree b

Re: [DISCUSS] Out-of-tree builds should be standard?

2023-08-25 Thread raiden00pl
I think this is reinventing the wheel. This seems to not be a trivial change, and the ready solution in the form of cmake is already there. If an individual or a company wants to devote their time to it, I don't see a problem, but this must be backward compatible. The main voice against cmake was t

Re: [DISCUSS] Out-of-tree builds should be standard? -> no

2023-08-25 Thread Tomek CEDRO
On Fri, Aug 25, 2023 at 9:38 AM Sebastien Lorquet wrote: > If you need to build twice, build twice, one project for h7, one project > for m4, then one python or other script to combine the images. Some thoughts on this part :-) Yes, I agree here, and also proposed that with a several examples. N

Re: [DISCUSS] Out-of-tree builds should be standard? -> no

2023-08-25 Thread Sebastien Lorquet
Others selected parts of inviolables.txt : All support must apply equally to all supported platforms. At present this includes Linux, Windows MSYS, Windows Cygwin, Windows Ubuntu, Windows native, macOS, Solaris, and FreeBSD. No tool/environment solutions will be considered that limit the usag

Re: [DISCUSS] Out-of-tree builds should be standard? -> no

2023-08-25 Thread Sebastien Lorquet
Hello Why should you change the experience and make life difficult for everyone, just to support a pair of specific configuration? If you need to build twice, build twice, one project for h7, one project for m4, then one python or other script to combine the images. All users matter (eg, no