RTEMS SciKit?

Mentors:

Students:

Status: Uninitiated.

Introduction: Some RTEMS users are in the scientific community and would benefit from having familiar applications and scientific programming constructs be supported in RTEMS.

Candidate Scientific Packages

• ​GSL: This port has been done but it is not license-compliant.
• ​ccmath
• ​CRlibm
• ​glm
• ​ldouble
• ​mtrxmath

The fields in this table are as follows:

• Project - name of project with hyperlink to it.
• License - software license used. May need to link to license text if dual-licensed or "other".
• Language - what programming language is this written in?
• Active - is the project active?
• OK w/RTEMS Static - Is the license compatible with a statically linked proprietary RTEMS application?
• OK w/RTEMS Technical - Does the code appear to be feasible to run on RTEMS? Does the code make assumptions that would render it unable to run on RTEMS?
• Notes - Anything else

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|Candidate | ​GSL | ​ccmath | ​CRlibm | ​glm | ​ldouble | ​mtrxmath

License	Language	Active	OK w/RTEMS Static	OK w/RTEMS Technical	Notes
Public Domain	C	TBD	TBD	None
LGPL	C	TBD	TBD	None
LGPL	C (C99)	TBD	TBD	None
MIT	C++ (C++98)	TBD	TBD	None
Unknown	C	TBD	TBD	None
GPLv2	C	TBD	TBD	None

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We will need to investigate what are viable and license-compliant solutions.

Goal: Create a package in support of scientific programming. Any subpackages must comply with the RTEMS license.

Requirements: This project is mainly about integrating another project with RTEMS. Familiarity with RTEMS build system, cross-compilation, and the ability to create good documentation are all must-haves.

Resources:

Acknowledgements

Miscellaneous Sections

As the project progresses, you will need to add build instructions, etc and this page will evolve from a project description into a HOWTO.

References

• TBD

Other sections: If you have more to say about the project that doesn't fit in the proposed sections of this template, feel free to add other sections at will.