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Zephyr support for WCH CH32V003 close to getting merged πŸ‘€ This is what excites me about Zephyr, if you get these interesting MCUs supported that tend to have bad SDKs you suddenly make them really usable.
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Add Zephyr RTOS support for WCH CH32V003 by kholia Β· Pull Request #73761 Β· zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr
Details This PR adds Zephyr RTOS support for WCH CH32V003 RISC-V MCU. https://www.wch-ic.com/products/CH32V003.html Usage west update west build ...
If not for the merrit of a safer and more suitable language, writing a compatible Kernel from scratch could be worth it just for the cultural reset. There are so many problems with the way Linux Kernel development functions right now and what a massive uphill battle any progress has been even when just talking about the C code base. I just don't know how you could ever fix this in time. This is not a technical battle, its a cultural one.
Today in weird stuff from AliExpress. USB-C cables with a tiny screen that tell you the power it charges with and if its using Power Delivery or not. Even crazier that they cost like 3$?! image