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I also understand hardware-in-loop-testing a bit different. Basically you use another hardware that emulate a sensor or actuator to verify your target board. It is pretty cool what you showed but I would call it running tests on target hardware

I think it would be nice to have the actual motors in the device tree. This is especially relevant for multi motor driver ICs which is very common among hbridge drivers. I know some people in the zephyr community are not a fan of expanding the scope of device tree beyond the PCBA

Would you be able to post the link to the slides?

Great but imposible to see slides, I miss a lot of things.😢

This looks awesome, is there some more information on this setup? Links or Application Note? Thank you.

Fantastic panel, discussion and laid back community. Thank you

How do you add tracing for custom function?

Is there a repo with those examples available? Thanks

Haha ... fantastic story, Benjamin!

The audio is really bad 😪. LE: Oh, it's for the first few minutes. It gets better after that.

Hi it was a really thought-provoking presentation! Thank you! The second example that Rodrigo peresents (trigger-indicator service) is available somewhere, because i didn't find neigther in Bjarki's example and in zephyr examples. Can you help me in this question please?

Thanks this is very helpful for a Zephyr beginner!

Would love to see how a demo on setting up a Percepio Tracealyzer project. Assuming you have a Zephyr project that builds with Eclipse and you install the Percepio plugin installed.. how do you perform a trace capture? Ideally, it would be nice if the trace data is streamed real-time directly from the target (Arm cpu running a gdbserver) to Eclipse/OpenOCD to Tracealyzer using JTAG. Not sure if Live Stream is supported with JTAG/GDB/OpenOCD. If not, I can carve out some RAM to store trace data. From the documentation I've been able to find trcConfig.h contains #define TRC_CFG_RECORDER_DATA_ATTRIBUTE TraceMemory trcSnapshotRecorder.c contains TRC_CFG_RECORDER_DATA_ATTRIBUTE; RecorderDataType* RecorderDataPtr TRC_CFG_RECORDER_DATA_ATTRIBUTE; trcSnapshotConfig.h contains #define TRC_CFG_EVENT_BUFFER_SIZE 1000 Which I imagine if you then debug and run the project it will save 1000 bytes worth of Snapshot data into TraceMemory? Perhaps the bin file saved as a file will be larger due to overhead?

I'm happy that I was able to understand almost everything that been talked about in this video and I had to work my processor extra to understand your rate of speech ^^ . Rly amazing talk with great tips. Thank you.

Good for solar chargers

kp the legend

memfault is pretty interesting but their pricing makes it pretty much impossible for small to medium sized businesses to adopt it

were that codes running on stm32's built-in flash, ram or external memory ?

Great talk! As a new comer to Zephyr board support I learnt a lot

Thank you very much, excelent video and excellent framework, keep going!!

How does the Bluetooth LE audio demonstrated at the booth compare to traditional Bluetooth in terms of latency and power consumption?

Nice!

Amazing demo!

Hi, Can someome please give zephyr project discord chat link ?

What? Is it Christmas already? So many features I have been wishing! Thank you!

Really great insight, hope this series continues for new releases!

Zephyr is next level stuff

Great stuff at always, llext stuff in particular is very interesting.

That was a really nice and educative talk. Very much appreciated.

Thank you for presenting such tips that can aid us beginners!

Tips were very nice thank you.

Thank you for your great work.

Interesting I should try that out. However, there seems to be a misconception about HIL terminology, this is so not HIL testing.

I remember when Bjarki and I first discussed the issues with the existing modem subsystems nearly two years ago at this point! Really great to see how much progress he's been able to make and how much more flexible this system is. Thanks to him for all his hard work and Trackunit for allowing him time to do it!

but Zephyr is a bloatware

Great and informative summary, Thank you very much!

why macros from the 80's? if we have the power to generate header files usage of anonym structs are so annoying!

👏 Excellent! Big thank you to all the contributors. Looking forward to exploring the new features.

Q: Will the Input sub system take care of key denounce or application has to do?