Hi David,
A quick way to test on your board is using version 10.2.0 while we fix the
issue:
https://nuttx.apache.org/download/
This is the last version before the PR that introduced the issue.
If you have good experience with ARM7TDMI and want to help to track the
issue, please let me know.
Hi Huang Qi,
Amazing work! Yes, that is something we definitely need!
I remember that two years ago, we had a presentation from the Rustix author
and he commented that the way we were creating that "glue" was not right.
BR,
Alan
On Mon, Jul 15, 2024 at 12:24 PM Qi3 Huang 黄齐
wrote:
> Hello
Hi David,
I'm happy to hear your kind words, I'm sorry to disappoint you, but LPC2378
was broken feel years ago, see:
https://github.com/apache/nuttx/issues/8966
I did git bisect and found the root causes of the issue, but I didn't work
yet with Anchao to fix it.
If you really want to use
Hello everyone, I've noticed that an increasing number of NuttX users are
becoming interested in Rust. However, the support for Rust is still in a very
primitive state, for example, we can't use libstd, and the interaction between
Rust applications and NuttX itself is usually implemented
Hi,
This email address seems to be the only appropriate one for this message
even though this is not a bug report!
Rather - quite the opposite. It is a big thank you to the team and
especially Gregory Nutt.
I have been following NuttX for a "long" time. (Pre Apache) but up until
now out of
