TIL (aka when I forget again), to use a board variant in Zephyr, you can specify it as a west argument with '-DBOARD=rpi_pico/rp2040/w' or just '-b rpi_pico/rp2040/w' in the case of the Raspberry Pi Pico W!
TIL (aka when I forget again), to use a board variant in Zephyr, you can specify it as a west argument with '-DBOARD=rpi_pico/rp2040/w' or just '-b rpi_pico/rp2040/w' in the case of the Raspberry Pi Pico W!
I put together a blog post about using Blues Notecard for communication, with Zephyr's Message Queues. This Zephyr kernel object allows you to move data between threads and ISRs without requiring manual synchronization. Ready-to-go macros make it a easy to get started!
dev.blues.io/blog/zephyr-...
Inspired by recent Zephyr blog posts, I wrote a quick implementation for @adafruit.com's PMSA003I (I2C) that uses Zephyr's Sensor API.
github.com/Bucknalla/pm...
@shawnhymel.bsky.social wrote a fantastic workshop on getting started with drivers in Zephyr RTOS. If I'd have had access to this when I was starting out, it would have saved me weeks of frustration. Thanks for putting together such a well thought out tutorial!
github.com/ShawnHymel/w...
This would have been a super handy post to refer to when I was doing my PhD. I did a lot of head-scratching trying to fix AXIS handshake bugs!
www.linkedin.com/posts/lukas-...
Bluesky friends, what's the quickest (fewest clicks) way to receive POST data into a local environment and then plot the data into a graph? I'm looking for ideally a docker container or something else that I can use for demos.
Excited to start playing the beta release! There are so many wonderful advantages to a Zephyr-powered Arduino future, including ecosystem overlaps. Imagine leveraging Zephyr's APIs for building standardised Arduino libraries.
www.hackster.io/news/arduino...
First blog post for @buildwithblues.bsky.social! I wrote up a guide for how to deploy an E2E encrypted application using Notecard and Notehub.
dev.blues.io/blog/securin...
Last race of the year! β΅