Tag: zephyr

  • Measuring Stack Usage the Hard Way

    by Noah Pendleton

    This article is intended to shed some light on strategies for measuring stack memory usage on a small embedded system.

  • Zephyr Deep Dive: Ring Buffers

    by Eric Johnson

    This post covers Zephyr’s built-in ring buffer API, a component commonly used in producer-consumer scenarios. We will cover how ring buffers in Zephyr work, when to use them, and their strengths and weaknesses. This post will close with an example of augmenting ring buffers with waiting capabilities.

  • How to Build Drivers for Zephyr

    by Jared Wolff

    In this post, I’ll go over some of the nuances related to creating drivers for your peripherals on Zephyr. We’ll talk about Device Tree organization, Kconfig, and CMakeLists.txt files. By the end, you should have an idea on how to tackle your own Zephyr driver aspirations!