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Add RT-Thread Support #336
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Can you show us some tutorials on how to work with this port? |
Sure, I'll write a tutorial and post it here when ready. |
Another think that I'm seeing is that this is not a full micro-ROS port, this is a XRCE-DDS Client port with some hardcoded typesupport of micro-ROS. Won't you be interested in port the whole micro-ROS API? |
This is the port on RT-Thread that follows a similar structure as Arduino: https://github.com/wuhanstudio/micro_ros Actually I think the whole micro-ROS API is already fully supported by RT-Thread. I would like to further improve if this port not is what you mean. |
Hi, these are tutorials of using micro_ros on RT-Thread. I'll add a documentation for this tutorial in this PR later. RT-Thread Studio (Windows): https://www.rt-thread.io/studio.html rt-thread.mp4The POSIX support and RTT package center make it really convenient to add various packages for embedded systems. RT-Thread ENV (Ubuntu): |
I think the fully port for RT-Thread the community need is that
@pablogs9 am I right. |
Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for listing the requirements for a full The full port of Hope we will receive applications from students and solve this problem in this summer. |
Hi,
Recently micro_ros has been ported to RT-Thread, which is an RTOS that supports 150+ boards. With native POSIX support, it requires little effort to port various applications onto RT-Thread.
The micro_ros package is now available in RT-Thread Software Package. Would you like to incoorperate RT-Thread as one of the Supported RTOSes?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Han
micro_ros_rtthread.mp4