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I would think that such an application would be a C++ development and would
be usable both on Windows and Linux.
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Would it be nice to have an application that utilizes HTML5 and CSS3 for
the UI, communicates with the low-level parts of the app via WebSockets?
(Lesser C++, but additiona
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Hi Erdem,
On 6/14/20, Erdem MEYDANLI wrote:
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> I do agree. That would be such an invaluable tool. BTW, speaking of
> particular hardware like FT245 gives me an idea. Well, this might sound a
> little bit irrelevant, but what about taking it a step further and
> developing a mini-SDK (NX-SDK)
You sucked me in. It was only $8 to get one here tomorrow... and I am
not sure I can find another use for it even if this does not work out.
For those following along, you can find the board I am talking about
on ebay, amazon, etc.. by looking for "EX-USB FX2LP"
I ordered a couple of those fro
In the past NuttX used to have a Buildroot that was able to generate
the toolchain, etc. It is still around, some time ago David Alessio
fixed it.
It generates more than that. It generates most of the tools that you
need including kconfig-frontends, genromfs, etc. And it is easily
extende
Hi Alan,
You are right. NuttX has a more comprehensive scope. For sure, what I
proposed requires a lot of work.
With or without OpenOCD, what I meant by SDK was a combination of (actively
maintained) buildroot and a meta-tool like *West *in Zephyr.
Those who haven't heard of Zephyr's meta-too
Hi Erdem,
Right, I understood your idea!
In fact Maciej already created it, see:
https://hackaday.io/project/94372-upm-nuttx-project-manager
https://gitlab.com/w8jcik/upm
Did you try it?
BR,
Alan
On 6/14/20, Erdem MEYDANLI wrote:
> Hi Alan,
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>
> You are right. NuttX has a more comprehensi
I see a few new PRs coming in. I want to remind everyone that tomorrow we plan
the branch for release/9.1. If committers could hold off merging until that
branch is in place, the I think we have a chance for a good release
candidate!Thanks! Then, after the branch , if any merges cause issues,
On Sun, Jun 14, 2020 at 11:04 PM spudaneco wrote:
> I see a few new PRs coming in. I want to remind everyone that tomorrow we
> plan the branch for release/9.1. If committers could hold off merging
> until that branch is in place, the I think we have a chance for a good
> release candidate!Than
