Why not porting to linux
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I don't understand Why not porting to linux sine 2018?
“NOTE:
Building of the QP libraries on the POSIX targets or hosts
is no longer necessary. The example projects for POSIX are
built directly from QP source files and don't need a library.
Quantum Leaps
04/05/2018”
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Anonymous
It looks like this feature request is a misunderstanding. The QP/C and QP/C++ ports to Linux ARE available, and are located in the
qpc/examples/posixandqpcpp/examples/posixdirectories. There is also an Application Note explaining how the Linux (POSIX) port works:The misunderstanding here is that the QP port to POSIX is no longer delivered as a library. Instead, the QP port to POSIX is just built from sources together with an application.
Also, the examples for POSIX are located in the
qpc/examples/workstationdirectory.You can also watch a video showing how to run QP/C and QP/C++ on embedded Linux (on Raspberry PI in this case):
--MMS