Handles microcontrollers comfortably.

Mittens is a basic set of code templates that can be used across a number of bare-metal embedded platforms. It is meant to speed application development time, reduce vendor dependencies, etc. It will be optimized for 16-bit platforms, tested on 32-bit platforms, and not officially tested on 8-bit platforms. Is it an operating system? Sure, maybe.

Note: Currently being developed on a TI Stellaris Launchpad (EK-TM4C123GXL). This is an ARM Cortex-M4F. Future ports may include TI MSP430, Microchip PIC24 and PIC32, and Renesas RL78. Complete ports are a secondary goal to actual functionality on the primary platform.

• System parameters defined at compile-time through #defines and enums
• Optimized for 16-bit platforms
• Very little complexity, very little overhead

Contains code that is specific to the application.

Contains code that is used for managing mittens. Nothing in here should be hardware- or application-dependent.

Contains implementations of hardware-dependent code as required by the abstracted calls from os/ code.

Contains a number of definitions that are specific to the application's requirements of the MCU's peripherals. The use of this file is subject to change as the project develops.

• Set up your development environment so that the project's metadata all resides together in one git repository, and check out mittens as a submodule within that project's repo.