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FreeAct is a minimal active object framework for FreeRTOS

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FreeACT

What is it?

"FreeAct" is a minimal real-time embedded framework (RTEF) based on the FreeRTOS kernel. FreeAct implemetns the Active Object design pattern. It was originally presented by Miro Samek at the Embedded Online Conference 2020

Miro Samek at Embedded Online Conference

This presentation has been also made available on YouTube in the following playlist:

Beyond the RTOS on YouTube

Directories and Files

FreeAct/
+-3rd_party/       - third-party software (needed in the examples)
| +-FreeRTOS/      - stripped down FreeRTOS 10.3.1 distribution
| +-CMSIS/         - ARM CMSIS
| +-efm32pg1b/     - low-level code to support the EFM32PG1B board
| +-ek-tm4c123gxl/ - low-level code to support the EK-TM4C123GX board
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+-examples/
| +-blinky-efm32/  - Blinky-Button exammple for the EFM32PG1B board
| +-blinky-tm4c/   - Blinky-Button exammple for the EK-TM4C123GX board
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+-inc/             - include directory
| +-FreeAct.h      - FreeAct interface
+-src/             - source directory
| +-FreeAct.c      - FreeAct implementation

Licensing

FreeAct is licensed under the MIT open source license, which is the same used in FreeRTOS.

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