Kudos from me also, and best of luck getting that product released! If I may suggest, perhaps at some future NuttX workshop, you could present about how NuttX is being used in automotive.
Cheers Nathan On Thu, May 25, 2023 at 4:23 PM Alan C. Assis <acas...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Tim, > > Congratulations! I'm very happy that you succeed! > > We are glad to have you aboard! > > BR, > > Alan > > On 5/25/23, Tim Hardisty <t...@hardisty.co.uk> wrote: > > My NuttX journey started in earnest about a year ago, after an enforced > > pause for personal reasons. The processor on my board is ATSAMA5D2. In > the > > last year I have submitted (nearly all) merged PRs for this processor: > > > > - mcan > > - flexcom SPI > > - ClassD audio > > - SPI DMA > > - flexcom USART > > - efuse support > > - fixed usb problems, related to RNDIS > > - added dual role port/OTG capability > > - ADC fixes > > - TSD fixes > > - SPI performance enhancements > > > > Also added drivers for: > > > > - apds9922 proximity/light sensor > > - LP503x RGB multi-LED driver > > - FUSB302 USB-C controller > > - act8945A PMIC power control > > > > And other stuff along the way and things I have already forgotten. > > > > I have learned a lot, my coding is more consistent, and I am WAY more > > comfortable with not just NuttX but POSIX in general, and can mostly use > > GitHub with only a small amount of swearing! > > > > All this has resulted in me finally being in a position to actually start > > writing the application I need for the niche automotive product we'll > > hopefully release this autumn. > > > > So: I would like to thank everyone who has replied to my usually dumb > > questions, reviewed my PRs, and, generally, have just been so very > > supportive and helpful. > > > > I couldn't have done it without you. Once the final product is ready I > will > > post much more information, pictures, videos, whatever. > > > > Until then: please keep helping as you have so far :) > > > > THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!!!!! > > > > >
