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the main README.md needs to outline the project goals, status and build instructions for the firmware and documentation

The place holder docs are functional enough, and JOCKTOS has enough functionality that the rst docs should be updated to describe what we have so far.

Closing this since we do not want to spend the time working on integrating a windows -> linux usb setup. We may revisit if we move to a linux os for dev

The place holder docs are functional enough, and JOCKTOS has enough functionality that the rst docs should be updated to describe what we have so far.

Investigate and test switching Make for CMake

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WFI()

Simplest thing that we can do is just to include that into the scheduler. It will sleep until the next interrupt, and when no tasks are active. 

We could just try this for now since issues with memory retention and wakeup sources will be something we need to consider before diving deeper.

Some deeper sleep states will incur a small delay before becoming fully active again as clock sources re-stabilize, etc.

_Originally posted by @JGoard in https://github.com/JGoard/JOCKTOS/pull/8#discussion_r1702441060_
            

the main README.md needs to outline the project goals, status and build instructions for the firmware and documentation

Nick and I will be cleaning up the comments for each of the libraries and making the project look more presentable...

Josh Tasks Include

• Clean and comment sufficiently Jocktos.h, os, timers, and synchro
  • Get rid of hungarian notation in these places
• Privatize/Encapsulate Semaphore attributes that we do not want to be accessed
• Look at timers.h, start thinking about how to set up clock peripherals
• Make two tasks, one as an inflating task fighting for a semaphore,

Nick Tasks include

• Clean and comment tcb, main, and allocator
  • Get rid of hungarian notation in these places
• Rewrite allocator functions for use with uint32 and not uint64
• Fix uintptr sizeof issue on line 89 in allocator

To be considered at some point...

• Enabling FPU and refactoring stack init to do so