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Changes between Version 111 and Version 112 of Developer/OpenProjects


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Timestamp:
03/12/09 17:35:21 (15 years ago)
Author:
JoelSherrill
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    66 These are small projects that could be tackled by anyone.
     66These are small projects that could be tackled by anyone.  They are mostly projects which can easily be nibbled on in small work units. 
     67= No Coding Required =
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    6870The following requires no coding although it may help to be able to read C code:
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    7375 *  Flesh out our POSIX API User's Guide
    7476  *  RTEMS supports the POSIX 1003 standard following the "single process, multi-threaded" profile.  We have permission from The Open Group and IEEE to excerpt text from their standards (available online) for use in this manual if cited.  This manual is in the doc/posix_users directory in the source tree and by looking at it, I am sure you can find something that needs to be written.  The corresponding code is in cpukit/posix or cpukit/libcsupport.
     77= Modest Coding Required =
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    7680The following require only modest coding experience.  Remember you can test RTEMS on a simulator so no special hardware is required.