GSoC 2026: Introduction and Proof of Work – Nisarg Wath

[NisargWath]

Hello everyone,

My name is Nisarg Wath and I am a third-year Computer Science student at COEP Technological University in India.

I followed the RTEMS GSoC getting started guide and set up the SPARC/ERC32 development environment on macOS. After building the toolchain and BSP, I modified the hello example located in testsuites/samples/hello/init.c to include my own message.

I then rebuilt RTEMS and ran the example using the SIS simulator.

Below is the terminal output from running hello.exe :

SIS - SPARC/RISCV instruction simulator 2.30
ERC32 emulation enabled

Loaded build/sparc/erc32/testsuites/samples/hello.exe

I have attached the screenshot of the output along with the generated patch for my change.

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Project I am interested in: Cobra Static Analyzer and RTEMS

I am interested in the Cobra Static Analyzer and RTEMS project. I recently started reading about Cobra and learning how it can be used for static analysis. I’m currently going through the documentation and trying to understand how it could be applied to analyze the RTEMS source code.

If there are any suggestions on where to start experimenting or which parts of the codebase would be good to analyze first, I would appreciate the guidance.

Thanks.

[gedare]

Can you please add a screenshot of the patch file itself?

You can search for your project interest here and if you don’t find any open topics, then you can start a new topic to discuss this project idea.

[NisargWath]

@gedare

Can you please add a screenshot of the patch file itself?

[NisargWath]

Should I proceed further ?

[gedare]

Thanks, you can add yourself to tracking/2026 · main · RTEMS / Programs / Google Summer of Code · GitLab and begin to engage on topics with project ideas that interest you, or start a new topic if there isn’t an open one already.