ARDEP is a powerful toolkit specifically designed for automotive developers based on the Zephyr RTOS. It provides easy to use abstractions, features and tools to simplify the development process for automotive applications.
See our documentation (TODO: insert link to github pages) for more information on how to use ARDEP.
Follow our Getting Started Guide (TODO: insert link to github pages) for a quick introduction
Create workspace from west.yml in this directory, e.g.
# create a workspace
mkdir ardep-workspace
# clone this repo into workspace
cd ardep-workspace && git clone [email protected]:frickly-systems/ardep.git ardep
# init west workspace from west.yml
cd ardep && west init -l --mf ./west.yml .
# update workspace, fetches dependencies
west updatePer default if the board is selected we build images to be used by the bootloader. Those images are not signed (without signature validation).
It is recommendet to use the ardep subcommand of west to build the bootloader.
west ardep build-bootloaderIf you want to see the raw command, execute the above and look at the first lines of output. It should look something like this:
west build --pristine auto --board ardep --build-dir build \
{...}/ardep-workspace/bootloader/mcuboot/boot/zephyr -- \
-DEXTRA_CONF_FILE={...}/ardep-workspace/ardep/boards/arm/ardep/mcuboot.conf \
-DEXTRA_DTC_OVERLAY_FILE={...}/ardep-workspace/ardep/boards/arm/ardep/mcuboot.overlay
