Skyward Boardcore
Boardcore is a framework for developing and building missile software for custom boards with Miosix .
Miosix is a lightweigth OS for embedded developing which provides support for basic things such as Threads, GPIO, Time and many other. You can find our fork of the kernel here: skyward/miosix-kernel
Building is made with SBS, which was created to easily compile and reuse code for different boards.
Content
| src/ | sources! |
|---|---|
| shared/ | objects, drivers and other stuff written by us |
| entrypoints/ | each file here is a 'main' |
| tests/ | contains the 'main' of every test |
| bin/ | compiled binaries that can be flashed on a target board |
| build/ | sbs stuff, not interesting |
| data/ | configuration (barely used now) |
| libs/ | external libs (Miosix kernel as a git submodule) |
| obj/ | build folder, not interesting |
| scripts/ | some tools (e.g. script for flashing on the boards) |
In the main folder you will find sbs.conf which is used to configure the build system.
Getting Started
Dependencies
- Python3
- Git
- Miosix toolchain
Also, openocd, cppcheck and clang-format are recommended for a better experience.
Cloning the repo
Clone this repo with the --recursive option and build everything.
git clone --recursive https://git.skywarder.eu/scs/skyward-boardcore.git
cd skyward-boardcore
python3 sbs -vSBS will start building all the entrypoints. Depending on how many entrypoints there are, this operation can take several minutes.
Once SBS finished, check the resulting message: if every build displays an OK message, pat yourself on the back - you've got things working!
What's next?
In the Wiki you will find some first-steps guides (configuring the IDE, building a firmware etc) as well as the coding guidelines and some best practices we adopt.
If you want to contribute to this repository, please read Git Workflow.
If you just want to start messing around, try this.