VCU Embassy OS

VCU Embassy OS is a high-performance embedded operating system built using the Embassy async framework for Rust. It is designed to enable real-time, asynchronous task scheduling and communication in resource-constrained devices, offering a modern alternative for embedded development with Rust.

Features

• Real-time Async Execution: Powered by Embassy's async capabilities, VCU Embassy OS manages tasks and I/O efficiently in embedded systems.
• Multitasking Support: The system supports multiple executors with various priority levels for different tasks.
• Interrupt-Driven Architecture: Integrates with hardware interrupts, allowing tasks to run based on external events, making the system highly responsive.
• Embassy Time Driver: Implements custom time drivers for handling tasks such as alarms and timers in embedded systems.
• Embassy Channels: Enables safe communication between tasks using embassy's async Channel API.

Architect

Getting Started

To get started with VCU Embassy OS, you'll need to have Rust installed along with Embassy.

Prerequisites

• Rust
• Embassy async framework (embassy-rs)
• Probe-rs

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/TuEmb/VCU-embassy-stm32.git
   cd VCU-embassy-stm32
   

2. Set up your target toolchain:

   rustup target add thumbv7em-none-eabihf
   

3. Set up your target toolchain:

   cargo build --release
   cargo run --release