Josh Robson Chase
Josh Robson Chase
Ah, cool! Is the code pushed somewhere? I'd love to give it a go! Yeah, I've got an allocator, no problems there :)
`thread_id` only seems to have implementations that use a syscall, either directly in the case of redox or via the win/posix APIs. On cortex-m, there's the `SCB` which has a...
@stjepang well, syscalls assume the presence of some OS to service them, which you're not going to have on embedded devices, which afaik is the main usecase for `no_std`. I...
* How many cores/threads there are? I think the specific device I'm working with only has one core/thread, but interrupts are kind of conceptually "threads" in many regards. Correct `Send`/`Sync`...
I should also note that with the way I'm using `crossbeam-deque` currently, I don't even *need* any of the GC-requiring functionality. I'm only using the `Injector` which works perfectly well...
> If Injector is all you need, then just using `SegQueue` would be the way to go. Ok, I'll take a look at that! > Are you not even using...
Hmm, so I'm finally getting around to trying to understand the actual lock-free queueing algorithm being used rather than just blindly replacing the std-requiring bits, and I'm not actually sure...
Part of my problem is that while I have a specific environment in mind, I want to make it usable in a more general case as well. In my current...
For now, you have to take the sys type and work with the helper methods on the JNIEnv object (i.e. the *_byte_array* methods). Ideally, there should be wrappers for the...
Hey! Sorry about my long silence and poor org-ownership. Changed jobs a couple of times since the org was created and it completely fell off my radar. I've made both...