Arduino_FreeRTOS_Library - A FreeRTOS Library for all Arduino AVR Devices (Uno, Leonardo, Mega, etc)

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Arduino_FreeRTOS_Library - A FreeRTOS Library for all Arduino AVR Devices (Uno, Leonardo, Mega, etc)

This is a fork of Richard Barry's freeRTOS, optimised for the Arduino AVR devices. It has been created to provide access to FreeRTOS capabilities, with full compatibility to the Arduino environment. It does this by keeping hands off almost everything, and only touching the minimum of hardware to be successful.

https://github.com/feilipu/Arduino_FreeRTOS_Library

Tags	freertos arduino avr freertos-library arduino-freertos
Implementation	C
License	Public
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