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Talking Tock 42: Bootloader, restarting processes and changing clocks
This is the 42nd post in a series tracking the development of Tock, a safe multi-tasking operating system for microcontrollers.
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Talking Tock 41
This is the 41st post in a series tracking the development of Tock, a safe multi-tasking operating system for microcontrollers.
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Memory-Mapped Registers in Tock
Microcontrollers typically use memory-mapped I/O interfaces to control hardware peripherals. Driver code uses these memory-mapped registers and fields to interact with the peripheral while providing a higher-level interface to the rest of the system. This post describes how Tock deals with register memory maps and a new tool that can automatically generate memory maps for many ARM microcontrollers.
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Talking Tock 40: Release 1.1, Rust upgrade, svd2regs
This is the 40 post in a series tracking the development of Tock, a safe multi-tasking operating system for microcontrollers.
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Talking Tock 39
This is the 39th post in a series tracking the development of Tock, a safe multi-tasking operating system for microcontrollers.