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about 23 offical supported architeturePosted by Yuhui Lin on August 10, 2010 I need to do a documentation for FreeRTOS. I found that "Official support for 23 architectures " Where can I find the list of these supported architecture? RE: about 23 offical supported architeturePosted by Richard on August 10, 2010 Actually, there are 25 official ports, plus lots of contributed ports. In no particular order: 1 - Cortex-M3 2 - ARM7 3 - ARM9 4 - NIOS II 5 - AVR 6 - AVR32 7 - APS3 (Cortus) 8 - Coldfire V1 9 - Coldfire V2 10 - HCS12 11 - PPC405 12 - PPC440 13 - MB91460 (Fujitsu) 14 - MB96340 (Fujitsu) 15 - PIC32 16 - PIC24 17 - dsPIC 18 - PIC18 (de-emphasised) 19 - V850 20 - 78K0R 21 - SuperH 22 - H8/S 23 - 8051 (Silicon Labs - de-emphasised) 24 - MSP430 25 - x86 (real mode port, plus various simulations) RE: about 23 offical supported architeturePosted by Richard on August 10, 2010 .....there are already several new ports in the pipeline too! Regards.
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