Explore the intricacies of the Zephyr Project's RTOS start-up and initialization process in this informative conference talk presented by David Leach from NXP. Gain insights into the Cortex-M flow diagram, early startup procedures, and post-kernel APIs. Delve into initialization levels, driver implementation, and the build map structure. Discover the role of static threads in the Zephyr ecosystem and enhance your understanding of this open-source real-time operating system's fundamental operations.
Zephyr Project - RTOS Start-up and Initialization Flow
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Zephyr Project Overview
CortexM Flow Diagram
Zephyr Early Startup
Post Kernel
Apis
Initialization Levels
Drivers
Build Map
Static Threads
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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