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Free RTOS Example videoPosted by Amit on October 16, 2011 I want to port Free RTOS to LPC ROM. I am using Keil. Any document or video how to do ? RE: Free RTOS Example videoPosted by Richard on October 16, 2011 An LPC what? Regards. RE: Free RTOS Example videoPosted by Amit on October 17, 2011 LPC Means LPC series example - LPC2148 RE: Free RTOS Example videoPosted by Dave on October 17, 2011 “LPC Means LPC series example - LPC2148” Yes, I'm sure Richard is very aware of that. The LPC also means Cortex-M0, Cortex-M3, Cortex-M4, ARM7 and ARM9 cores. So just saying LPC is too broad a description for him to reply to. RE: Free RTOS Example videoPosted by Richard on October 17, 2011 “The LPC also means Cortex-M0, Cortex-M3, Cortex-M4, ARM7 and ARM9” .....don't forget 8051 The LPC2148 is an ARM7 though. There is an LPC2129 demo for the Keil tools here: http://www.freertos.org/portlpckeil.html Regards.
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