Anyone aware of such a thing?
-- Best Regards, Ulf Samuelsson This is intended to be my personal opinion which may, or may not be shared by my employer Atmel Nordic AB
Anyone aware of such a thing?
-- Best Regards, Ulf Samuelsson This is intended to be my personal opinion which may, or may not be shared by my employer Atmel Nordic AB
Hi Ulf,
I've just looked through my archive and cannot see a port. Do the SAM7 and SAM9 share peripherals? If so there should be little effort in converting the existing SAM7 ports to run on the SAM9 - I would guess just the timer and interrupt controller setup. Or is there something more substantial?
I think I may have a SAM9 board. If you are interested in an official port then drop me an email (address on the FreeRTOS.org contacts page).
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Most of the stuff in the SAM9260 is the same as in the SAM7X/SAM7S so it is probably not so hard. Talked to a customer yesterday which is using SAM7S256/FreeRTOS and need more memory so they were looking at the SAM7SE, but I think that the SAM9260 system solution might be lower cost.
I will copy them on this, and then they will have to decide what to do...
Sciopta (though not free) supports the SAM9 (even with MMU protection of processes).
Anyway, a customer of us switched from SAM7SE to SAM9 w/o problem.
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Meaningless with quotes anyway - the OP was asking about ARM9 and FreeRTOS.
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