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Steps to port free rtos to PICPosted by Sivakumar on March 28, 2010 Hi all, i am new to free rtos , could anyone help me in giving steps to port free rtos to pic microcontroller. Regards Sivakumar RE: Steps to port free rtos to PICPosted by Richard on March 28, 2010 Yes - if you are using a PIC24, dsPIC or PIC32, then start with the demo project provided in the main FreeRTOS download for your chosen microcontroller. That way you will start with a known good working project, and can then adapt it to add in the functionality you need. You should not need to port anything, other than maybe a few IO to get different LED's and the like working. Regards.
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