GSoC 2026: Port Microvium

General
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Hi everyone,
I am Shubham Gupta, final year CSE undergrad having keen interest in emebedded systems.

I have already worked with application layer of RTOS with nrf52840 and STM32. Through the program I want to learn about low level programming.

I have already completed Getting Started task GSoC 2026: Introduction and Proof of Work -- Shubham Gupta

I am interested to work on Port Microvium.
Looking for guidance from potential mentors.

Thanks

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Great! With any porting effot there are usually a few common considerations for planning the proposal.

  1. Can you build the software at all?
  2. Can you run the software on anything?
  3. Can you build the software with RTEMS?
  4. Can you run the software with RTEMS?

Answering these questions will help you to frame the proposal and to plan the work. Once you know how to do #1-4, then you can consider what is the best way to integrate the software with RTEMS. Here again there are a few choices:

  1. Integrate directly in tree through contrib?
  2. Integrate through a build recipe in RSB?
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Hi @gedare,
Thanks for our support.
I was able to build the software and run it on my linux environment for now.
I generated a snapshot of basic .js file to give console output. Then restored the snapshot using C.

Attaching the screenshot of the output.

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For next step, I am trying to test on a MCU development board/ QEMU emulator.