Currently we have no bare metal project (without the use of the Free RTOS) that includes BLE. If you would like a simple project with no BLE activity for 68x you can have a look at the uart_boot project.
The BLE stack is controlled via the BLE manager and the BLE adapter, currently there is no specific API that can be used as an entry point that you can use and allow you to control the BLE stack directly without the use of the Free RTOS. Theoretically it can be done, but its not supported, currently the only way to use the BLE stack is via the SDK with the Free RTOS.
there is another OS in the SDK (from RivieraWaves). Is it just an alternative to FreeRTOS or has it a special function in BLE stack? Where can I find more information about it?
Its not an alternative of the FreeRTOS, its a different, small scheduler that is used by the ble_adapter in order to serve the BLE events. Supporting the 68x without Free RTOS is something that is on our roadmap but not implemented currently or having the appropriate infastructure for the customers to do so. Regarding our discussion we will reach you privately on this.
Hi ArminL,
Currently we have no bare metal project (without the use of the Free RTOS) that includes BLE. If you would like a simple project with no BLE activity for 68x you can have a look at the uart_boot project.
Thanks MT_dialog
Hi MT_dialog,
ok, I will have a look. However, how does the BLE API looks like without FreeRTOS?
……\ \ ble \ src \ sdk \接口
In these files OS-specific instruction commands are implemented.
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Armin
Hi ArminL,
I dont get the question, what do you mean how the BLE API looks without FreeRTOS, there is no implementation of BLE API without Free RTOS.
Thanks MT_dialog
Hi MT_dialog,
我的美plication code needs an interface to the BLE stack. Where is the entry point to the stack for an application without FreeRTOS?
Thanks
Armin
Hi ArminL,
The BLE stack is controlled via the BLE manager and the BLE adapter, currently there is no specific API that can be used as an entry point that you can use and allow you to control the BLE stack directly without the use of the Free RTOS. Theoretically it can be done, but its not supported, currently the only way to use the BLE stack is via the SDK with the Free RTOS.
Thanks MT_dialog
Hi MT_dialog,
there is another OS in the SDK (from RivieraWaves). Is it just an alternative to FreeRTOS or has it a special function in BLE stack?
Where can I find more information about it?
Thanks
Armin
Hi ArminL,
Its not an alternative of the FreeRTOS, its a different, small scheduler that is used by the ble_adapter in order to serve the BLE events. Supporting the 68x without Free RTOS is something that is on our roadmap but not implemented currently or having the appropriate infastructure for the customers to do so. Regarding our discussion we will reach you privately on this.
Thanks MT_dialog
Hi MT_dialog,
looking forward to your contacting. I have a few more questions.
Thanks
Armin