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Jakob edited this page Mar 7, 2024 · 9 revisions

J's Embedded Systems Core: a convenient, dynamic and portable wrapper for FreeRTOS running on embedded systems with a central core unit that makes adding, debugging and abstracting new features easy.

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Many times I find myself needing the same type of overarching architecture for embedded systems projects. This includes things like multitasking, interrupts, sampling tasks and user input tasks. As of now, every project consists of me setting up this architecture manually for every project, always slightly different with new knowledge added. At one point I stopped and thought, why not outsource this specific framework into its own project, software, module... Something that is always at the center of my projects: jes-core.

The great thing about this name is that it can stand for "J's embedded systems core" but it can also be an homage to the legacy YouTube name "J's e-shack", which inspired this core system in the first place.

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