> STM32L0 onboard runs embedded Rust firmware
First time I’ve seen a real project using this.
How far is embedded rust away from “prime time” you think?
Also, the STM32 is a system supervisor, did it really need an RTOS?
First time I’ve seen a real project using this.
How far is embedded rust away from “prime time” you think?
Also, the STM32 is a system supervisor, did it really need an RTOS?
I'm actually working on a post about restarting my firmware using the latest and greatest (I started working on this firmware over a year ago).
I used the RFTM real-time OS (RTOS) because it's super light-weight and handy for checking at compile time that my interrupt handlers don't cause conflicts. It's really a nice framework for any event-based firmware (a big chunk).