Road Map

[perlindgren]

Place Holder for further discussions.

The idea is that this issue would provide a list of "issues" and "rfcs" for discussing the overall direction of RTFM.

Feature requests

• API to cancel / re-schedule tasks. Asked in add schedule replace/cancel to allow creation of watchdog tasks #8; RFC in [RFC] Add API to re-schedule & cancel tasks #7
• RTFM & TrustZone / statically controlling secure / non-secure subroutines / memory. Requested in R&D: TrustZone #5
• Multiple timer queues. See Multiple Timer Queues and Timer trait #10 & Mutliple timers, wall-clock time, Monotonic ratio, and Mode Changes #23
• read-write locks. Originally proposed in [RFC] shared access to resources (resources = [&FOO]) #14 and then briefly revisited in [RFC] change the resource syntax rtic#212
• Generators. RFC in [RFC] generator tasks #22. See also Generators in RTFM, short progress report. #18
• Statistics collection. See Statistics feature #21
• Extended timing semantics. See Mutliple timers, wall-clock time, Monotonic ratio, and Mode Changes #23
• Plugin architecture Plugin architecture #25
• RTFM quickstart template. See Cortex-m-rtfm quickstart template? #26
• (..)

[teburd]

Docs that cover using pacs/hal crates more generally, specifically examples showing how the hal/pac is exposed in the context.

I created a fun example of a bouncy rust logo (has a bug with the ssd1306 driver) with rtfm that might be useful for this sort of thing. I want to write a blog post once the bug is sorted out. rust-embedded-community/ssd1306#99

[perlindgren]

Docs that cover using pacs/hal crates more generally, specifically examples showing how the hal/pac is exposed in the context.

I created a fun example of a bouncy rust logo (has a bug with the ssd1306 driver) with rtfm that might be useful for this sort of thing. I want to write a blog post once the bug is sorted out. jamwaffles/ssd1306#99

Sounds great. We now have a section for examples.