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RTEMS Summer Of Code 2008
Hi mentors and students,
We mentors want to make sure you all get up to speed quickly and always stay focused on the next goal. You are encouraged to participate on the RTEMS mailing list and ask questions freely. If you need Skype or IRC time, ask for it. We want you all to succeed. With that in mind, as organization lead, I recommend the mentor and student work through these items first:
- populate there student page in the RTEMS Wiki as shown below
- set up a Google Code Project site so you can meet the deliverable requirements.
- set up RTEMS Development Environment. If you do not have a specific CPU requirement, then powerpc/psim and sparc/sis will be great configurations to use. If you need network support, then you want to use qemu which is a PC simulator.
- Run ticker on simulator
- If you need networking, then run netdemo and httpd network demos. The telnetd sample is also an interesting example of the RTEMS Shell. It won't take you that long, give it a whirl.
- Gather any needed baseline information. This may be size or performance data.
- Research. Do you need a processor or board manual? Source code from another project? Example code from RTEMS users.
- Discuss your design with your mentor and the community as a whole.
Ask questions and get up to speed. The community bonding period is when we get you up to speed and make sure your detailed design is OK.
I really hope that no student goes a week without checking in. Please stay in frequent contact.
Remember .. if your project didn't get a slot, you are still free to follow this process and let us help and mentor you. We want participation. That's really the goal of the Summer of Code.
--Dr. Joel? 17:22, 23 April 2008 (CDT)
Projects
TBD list of with open student projects. Include link to student Wiki page. Use the SOC Student Template as a starting point.
- SOC RunTime Tracing
- SOC TinyRTEMS
- SOC Debian packages and scripts
- outsideSOC write BSP for QEMU ARM PXA target
- OutsideSOC 64bit timestamps?
- SOC LwipNipoa
- TBD
2008 SOC Proposals
This section contains a bit of information on each proposal submitted so far and is intended to help us assign mentors. No evaluations of proposals or details should be discussed here.
We have overlapping proposals in the following areas:
- LWIP Port
- Debian Packaging
I do not think that two students are proposing BSPs or simulator enhancements for the same configurations.
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Student | Summary | Languages | Location | Possible Mentors |
Xi Yang | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD |
André Keller Abadie | lwIP using existing drivers | Portuguese/English? | Brazil | TBD |
Bimal Varghese | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD |
Cao Dongpo | eclipse based IDE for RTEMS | Chinese/English? | China | TBD |
Wei Shen | FIFO, AIO, VFS | TBD | ||
Liu Feng | QEMU MIPS BSP | Chinese/English? | Shanghai,CN | TBD |
R. D. Flowers | LWIP as option, Nipoa (NIC porting assistant) | English | Chattanooga,TN USA | TBD |
Madhusudan.C.S | 64-bit support for nanosecond timestamps | English/Kannada? | B'lore,India | Joel Sherrill |
Please Update to Western Character Name | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD |
Please Update to Western Character Name | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD |
Miao Yan | Tiny RTEMS | Chinese/English? | China | TBD |
Reng Zeng (Alan) | Tracing execution | Chinese/English? | Miami,FL | Chris Johns |
Ryan James Harrison | Debian packages/ liveCD | English | Saskatchewan,Canada | TBD |
Zhang, Rui | BSP for QEMU ARM PXA | Chinese/English? | China | TBD |
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