Hello World with bsp stm32f4 - GSOC 2026 (vashu kashyap)

Name: Vashu Kashyap
About: I went through the project list and i am intrested in working on the Improving the STM32F4 with GPIO, SPI, DMA" through this GSOC 2026.

Prove You Can Work On RTEMS

i am successfully able to run Rtems7 Hello World with the stm32f4 bsp on the Nucleo-f446re

Patch file:

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It looks like your git config user.name may not be your name, please double check the name is correct.

Add yourself to tracking/2026 · main · RTEMS / Programs / Google Summer of Code · GitLab

Have a look at last year’s directory for some idea how to structure your personal page if you’d like some inspiration.

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it is my name "Vashu Kashyap " but without space in between “vashukashyap”.

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I would suggest you update it to make it look more like your name, with capital letters and a space.

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I just noticed that your patch file includes several files that shouldn’t be included, they should be git-ignored. Did you use git add -a -f? You should not do that.

The patch doesn’t show changes to the source file for hello world.

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I did so many commits, and my last commit was adding a files in .gitignore. therefore it was showing that.

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I did it again properly.

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@gedare Hi, can you please provide me guidance regarding project proposal.
I have some experience in writing device driver with stm32f4 but i have never worked on the development of BSP.
I learn about the working of the BSP and understand the current state of the STM32F4.
I would appreciate if you can guide me what should i do next? or What should i learn more?

I would suggest you search here for posts related to the project, there are a few open topics related to stm32 already. If you don’t find what you need, you can open a new topic with the targeted question you need answered.

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