- Wed Aug 17, 2016 8:12 am
#53139
I am currently using SMING NonOS. I am not sure if I should migrate to SmingRTOS. What are the advantages of moving to SmingRTOS? How about the risks?
- Fri Aug 19, 2016 9:19 am
#53296
As far as I can see, no development has being done on Sming_nonos and all efforts are on RTOS version.
On the other hand nonos version has much more libs than the RTOS version...
On the other hand nonos version has much more libs than the RTOS version...
- Sat Aug 20, 2016 6:04 am
#53353
SmingRTOS is the port from Sming to use the Espresif RTOS SDK.
Main reason to move to that :
- For ESP32 there is only a RTOS SDK available. -> makes Sming port to ESP32 possible.
- The Espressif RTOS SDK allows native use of RTOS (tasks and others).
On libraries :
I prefer to have libraries within SmingRTOS which are tested and OK.
Porting itself is easy, should in general only be updating the include statements.
When done and tested I will merge them in SminfRTOS.
If you can help with some of them would be great.
Main reason to move to that :
- For ESP32 there is only a RTOS SDK available. -> makes Sming port to ESP32 possible.
- The Espressif RTOS SDK allows native use of RTOS (tasks and others).
On libraries :
I prefer to have libraries within SmingRTOS which are tested and OK.
Porting itself is easy, should in general only be updating the include statements.
When done and tested I will merge them in SminfRTOS.
If you can help with some of them would be great.
