Hi, Konstantin,
I've noted your request...
Should be easy to get going, if I can find little bit of time
this week.
On 21/07/2018 02:51, Konstantin Olchanski wrote:
Hi, there - on my side, I got MIDAS to (partially) run on ucLinux (mmu-less
embedded ARM CPU),
and I think it would be good to include the RTEMS port at least partially
in the midas distribution. (I do not have any RTEMS hardware or cross-compiler,
so cannot maintain the port...).
RTEMS "hardware" at the moment is a very long list, :)
See here: https://devel.rtems.org/wiki/TBR/Website/Board_Support_Packages
I've had success with EPICS and rtems, which is mostly what they do at
SLAC from what I recall, might be different now.
You could cross compile for a simple intel cpu, etc. and run tests via
qemu. As mentioned for us, it was to run our vme sbc with a simple real
time OS, doing very basic BLT read out for the K600 facility.
Would it be possible for you to bring your RTEMS port up to date with the
current
midas distribution (delevop git branch)?
Sure.
If not, not all is lost, I could do a diff between your midas and our midas
of the same vintage and identify your most crucial changes.
The changes are minimal, and mostly follows the vxworks implementation
by means of POSIX RTEMS API.
To get a frontend going is a little bit more tricky, in that it uses
the rtems libbsd for the network stack, and other peripherals that
you might like in a rtems bsp, like serial out, vga/screen out over
serial link, BSD network stack, etc.
See here: https://github.com/RTEMS/rtems-libbsd/blob/master/libbsd.txt
Regards
Lee
K.O.
On Fri, Jun 08, 2018 at 10:48:06AM +0200, Lee Pool wrote:
Hi,
So I finally got around to "publish" work I did in 2009/2010 with RTEMS.
The work was mainly between myself and Till Straumann (SLAC), and
Dr. Joel Sherill, to get VME support for vme universe/vme tsi148 (
basic support ), into the i386 bsp.
From there I "ported", which wasn't difficult, MIDAS :
https://bitbucket.org/tmidas/midas/src/develop/
to
https://bitbucket.org/lcpool2/midas-k600/src/develop/ ( our rtems port ).
What this did was to allow us to run our various VME single board
controllers, with a single frontend application.
It is still classified testing but its been very successful, so
far, and I hope to use it in the next experiment, if possible.
The midas port, contains a makefile, and some changes to the
midas.c/system.c/mfe.c files. I've not tested the full
functionality
as I'm super time limited.
Hope this is help full to others...
Regards
Lee
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