This project was auto-generated by the F' utility tool.
F´ (F Prime) is a component-driven framework that enables rapid development and deployment of spaceflight and other embedded software applications. Please Visit the F´ Website: https://nasa.github.io/fprime/.
Follow getting started guide.
KConfig options here
Make sure you are in virtual environment
. ~/zephyrproject/.venv/bin/activate
Make sure you have fprime dependencies installed
pip install -r "fprime/requirements.txt"
By default, the toolchain is set to zephyr
in the settings.ini
file. Don't change this.
Unfortunately, you can only build one deployment at a time. If you have multiple deployments in a project, comment out other deployments under project.cmake
so that you build one at a time.
fprime-util generate -DBOARD=teensy41
fprime-util build -j4
Change
teensy41
to your board of choice. List of supported boards here
If you plan to build for multiple boards, you will have to purge your build cache and regenerate using the commands above with the proper board name.
fprime-util purge zephyr -f
The only tested board was the Teensy 4.1. Building for other boards may require you to edit the proj.conf
file and add a .overlay
file inside of the boards/
directory.
Currently, there is a Stub.cpp
file in the LedBlinker deployment. This is because the Zephyr build system generates its own binary executable independent from the Fprime build system. The Zephyr build system works, and links all of the necessary Zephyr and Fprime libraries. However, the Fprime build system still attempts to build its own separate deployment and does not link the proper Zephyr libraries, so it fails. Having a Stub.cpp
forcess the Fprime deployment to build a binary that does nothing, so it doesn't attempt to look for Zephyr dependencies.
TLDR: Do not use any binary files generated in the build-artifacts
directory. They do nothing. Instead, the executable you want will be located in build-fprime-automatic-zephyr/zephyr/
.
There should be a few binaries that you can use to upload, which varies depending on the board you are using:
zephyr.bin
zephyr.elf
zephyr.exe
zephyr.hex
zephyr.uf2
- Probably more
We have to give wrx access to ACM device. Why? idk.
sudo chmod 0777 /dev/ttyACM0
fprime-gds -n --dictionary ./build-artifacts/zephyr/LedBlinker/dict/LedBlinkerTopologyAppDictionary.xml --comm-adapter uart --uart-device /dev/ttyACM0 --uart-baud 115200