[Embedded Software Development] Study Notes

This article mainly records [embedded software development] study notes, refer to the articles of relevant experts

1. RTOS internal strength training notes

RTOS Internal Strength Training Notes (1) - How should tasks be written?

RTOS internal strength training record (2) - What exactly is priority preemptive scheduling?

RTOS internal strength training record (3) - How does the kernel manage interrupts?

RTOS Internal Strength Training Notes (4) - A small clock beat holds up half the sky of the kernel!

RTOS internal strength training record (5) - The realization of the synchronization mechanism between tasks remains true to its original principles!

RTOS Internal Strength Training Notes (6) - Why not use global variables for inter-task communication?

RTOS Internal Strength Training Notes (7) - Two Dynamic Memory Management Mechanisms

RTOS internal strength training record (8) - CMSIS RTOS API, kernel general API interface

RTOS internal strength training record (9) - where to go after the task entry function is executed?

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1.1 ESP32 + RTOS

[ESP32+freeRTOS study notes-(5) Queue]

[ESP32 study notes - UART serial port use]

[ESP32 Ring FIFO——Ring Buffer library use]

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ESP32 FreeRTOS-Basics

2. Memory allocation

[Flsah and RAM]
STM32 memory allocation analysis and variable storage location

3. Low power consumption design

[Software timer level optimization]
Low-power timer application and optimization practice in embedded systems

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