Hi Dana I needed to get ethernet working on an STM32 device. I was not sure about RTOS and I have had some bad experiences with RTOS. I looked for something else and Found ThreadX. I cannot remember where. It really made connecting to the Internet easy. I have to admit I have not implemented every thing, but I am working on it. Now I know I can just use ThreadX to build on. Kind Regards Sean Du Toit From: Dana Vede <dana.vede@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2024 12:55 PM To: smdt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Cc: ThreadX project developer discussion <threadx-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: [threadx-dev] help Hi Sean, I am glad I could be of help :) And thank you for using ThreadX! If you have any feedback on it as a user would you consider sharing that with us?
With kind regards, Dana
Hi Dana Thank you for this information. I was not aware. Now I learned something new. I use ThreadX in one of my projects, just did not know it is SIL4 certified. Kind Regards Sean Du Toit Dear Metehan, Thank you for your email and for your interest in the ThreadX RTOS. My name is Dana, I am part of the Eclipse Foundation staff, being the process engineer looking after the ThreadX project and I'll try to answer your questions to the best of my abilities.
Hello, I am Metehan from Turkey. I am an embedded software engineer in a private company. We are developing a project and we want to keep this project within the scope of sil4 certificate. We use STM32F407VET6 and STM32F746VGT6 microprocessors. We want to use Azure RTOS (now known as ThreadX) to be within SIL4 scope. I had a few questions about this.
1- Is ThreadX completely free? So what do we need to do to ensure it is within SIL4 (maybe SIL3) scope? 2- Is there IP Stack support?
3- Is it compatible with the microprocessors we use? _______________________________________________ threadx-dev mailing list threadx-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe from this list, visit https://accounts.eclipse.org
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