RP2350 (ARM): Multicore Support, Interrupts, UART updates and better debugging#21746
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RP2350 (ARM): Multicore Support, Interrupts, UART updates and better debugging#21746AnnsAnns wants to merge 4 commits intoRIOT-OS:masterfrom
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Wait what why does this build in the CI, there is currently a linking error for me locally 😅 |
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While the code is not identical, #21753 supersedes this PR for the most part |
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As with #21745 this is the very initial draft of a lot of ARM related things. Published just to throw it out there before it potentially gets lost.
The biggest star among these is the multicore support. While fairly primitive, it allows Core0 to enable Core1 and instruct it to run code, in a fairly similar fashion to a thread. If you are curious, I documented the process fairly well (I hope 😅)
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