Zephyr Project

May 16, 2020 4 Replies

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What do you think of this project? An open-source full-featured RTOS that runs on many dev boards with 32-bits MCU/MPU, with or without memory protection. From the Linux Foundation.



I didn't know it, until now.



Aren't there about a gazillion of these already? Is yet another one interesting?

It looks reasonable:

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There's nothing there particularly distinctive, but maybe the combination of features and the Apache licence might be appealing? The security architecture also looks interesting (ie it exists, and does appear they've put some thought into it).

Theo

I recently heard an interview on embedded.fm with Kate Stewart (@_kate_stewart) of the Linux Foundation talking about the zephyr project. Sounds like it is used a lot.

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329: AT LEAST 32-BITS, THANK YOU

Thanks, I haven't listened to embedded.fm in a while. Interesting as ever.

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