Moving to a RTOS on the RP2040

Re:Moving to a RTOS on the RP2040 by vvanders on Friday July 05, 2024 @11:58AM (#40883856)

Docker is great if you don't care about your build performance across a wide range of hosts, it's probably fine for small projects but I've seen incremental build times climb quickly where docker support wasn't the best(i.e. OSX).

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Re:Moving to a RTOS on the RP2040 by nine_k on Friday July 05, 2024 @05:52PM (#40886360)

You mean, where native Docker support is completely absent, and the whole thing has to rum in a VM?

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Re:Moving to a RTOS on the RP2040 by petre on Sunday July 07, 2024 @11:57PM (#40902488)

Well, OSX and Windows run it in a VM, so there you have it.

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Re:Moving to a RTOS on the RP2040 by LtdJorge on Saturday July 13, 2024 @06:58PM (#40957522)

I meant it as in having a CI system that relies on Docker or whatever container image system. You submit a build via some config files, the build farm builds the image and extracts the built binaries into a repo/binhost/S3, and you get your binary from there. Or you can now use that image for another build, in a pipeline.

There’s zillions of options for doing this nowadays, many of them self-hostable, which is pretty cool.

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