iarsystems/bx-github-ci

Non-commercial open source project support

HiFiPhile opened this issue · 4 comments

HiFiPhile commented

Hi,

I'm a maintainer of TinyUSB, the most widely used open-source cross-platform USB Host/Device stack for embedded system. It's also used by Espressif ESP-IDF and Raspberry Pi Pico SDK.

We'd like to integrate IAR into Github CI, I want to know what option we have :

  • Is IAR Build Tool offer license to non-commercial open source project ?
  • Can we use IAR EWARM with 32k evaluation license ? (So a Windows runner is needed)

Thanks,

felipe-iar commented

Hi,

Thank you for reaching out to us. For CI, we have a 64-bit Linux port of the IAR C/C++ Compiler for Arm (product code: BXARM) that runs natively from a Linux-based infrastructure (typically Ubuntu or RedHat). Please reach out to fae.emea@iar.com to further discuss licensing details.

HiFiPhile commented

Thanks for your support ! Now TinyUSB has integrated IAR CI :https://github.com/hathach/tinyusb/tree/support-iar

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hathach commented

thank you for the opensource license, initial IAR support for stm32 (f0, f1 ,f3, f4, f7, g4, h7, l0) are already ported to build with IAR BX tools. hathach/tinyusb#1876

There may be more ports in the future, but this is as good as it could get for initial PR.

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felipe-iar commented

Excellent news, @hathach!