RT5 | Programmation temps réel avec Zephyr |
Exercise : | Hello World from Zephyr, configure and blink LEDs using Zephyr | |
Exercise : | Manage Zephyr linked list and understand container_of macro |
Exercise : | Create and manage threads | |
Exercise : | Create periodic threads | |
Exercise : | Create config overlay for visual trace diagnostics using Tracealyzer |
Exercise : | Understand dynamic memory allocation in Zephyr | |
Exercise : | Display threads information and detect stack overflow |
Exercise : | Implement mutual exclusion between threads |
Exercise : | The producer-consumer problem, synchronize and avoid concurrent access problems | |
Exercise : | Understanding event bit group by synchronizing several threads |
Exercise : | Create a print gatekeeper thread using message queue |
Exercise : | Understand how to wait on multiple events and interrupt safe APIs | |
Exercise : | Understand how to pass data using Queues from an interrupt to a thread | |
Exercise : | Create and submit work items from interrupts to custom WorkQueue |
Exercise : | Understand the use of one-shot and auto-reload timers |
Exercise : | Create a simple hello world module | |
Exercise : | Create a module that uses custom Kconfig options |
Exercise : | Create a driver that respects the Zephyr Device Driver Model and define devices | |
Exercise : | Writing in-tree drivers |
Exercise : | Create a driver that uses custom device tree and Kconfig |