GD32L233C running RT-Thread Nano

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RT-Thread Nano is a minimalist hard real-time kernel. It is developed in C language, adopts object-oriented programming thinking, has a good code style, and is a tailorable, preemptive real-time multi-tasking RTOS. It occupies very little memory resources, and its functions include task processing, software timer, semaphore, mailbox and real-time scheduling, etc. It is suitable for 32-bit ARM entry-level MCUs that are widely used in home appliances, consumer electronics, medical equipment, industrial control and other fields.

Following the official documentation, I ran RT-Thread Nano carefully and finally I was able to run RT-Thread Nano on GD32L233C. I ran two threads, one to print xyz and the other to print ABC. It should be noted that the thread stack size cannot be too small, otherwise it will cause a hard fault on the MCU. It may also cause the MCU to crash. The RT-Thread documentation is really good, which is convenient for getting started and further learning.

Jacktang

The thread stack size cannot be too small, otherwise it will cause a hard fault in the microcontroller. It may also cause the microcontroller to crash. How to avoid this?

Thanks for the reminder