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[FreeRTOS Home] [Live FreeRTOS Forum] [FAQ] [Archive Top] [November 2016 Threads] Freertos support for dspic33ev familyPosted by desireddy on November 22, 2016 Hi,
I am using dspic33ev256gm106 microchip. But the freertos is not supporting it. I have seen in forums where it is said it is supported. I am not very clear it is supported or not? Can you please suggest if it is supported or not? Do i need to write on my own. Please help.
Freertos support for dspic33ev familyPosted by rtel on November 22, 2016 The standard dsPIC is supported, the dsPICe is not officially
supported - but you will find third party code targeting that part in
the FreeRTOS Interactive site (http://interactive.freertos.org).
The 'e' parts have a register that cannot be accessed from software, so
cannot be saved as part of the task context. If you avoid using that
register, then you should not have a problem. If you do use that
register, then there is the risk of one task corrupting the context of
the other. I don't think the register in question will get used by a C
program, but it might get used by optimised math libraries written in
assembler.
Freertos support for dspic33ev familyPosted by eaoiyrioeaf on January 9, 2017 I'm so happy to see there is a guy using the same chip as I'm. now I have drived all the peripheral (CAN, UART, IC, OC, I2C,ADC etc.), my project works well without a kernel.
Now I'm pareparing to transfer my code to FreeRTOS, maybe we can share eachother some experience.
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