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README.md |
FSFW From Zero Workshop
This workshop gives an introduction to the Flight Software Framework, starting from a simple hello world program in C++. As such, it it also suitable for C++ beginners.
Start by cloning this repository and updating the submodules to also clone the Flight Software Framework:
git clone https://egit.irs.uni-stuttgart.de/fsfw/fsfw-from-zero.git
git submodule init
git submodule update
Building the Workshop Application
This workshop uses CMake like the framework to build the application
This command sequence will build the software
mkdir build
cd build && cmake ..
cmake --build . -j
This will generate the fsfw-from-zero
executable inside the build folder.
It is recommended to use an IDE like VS Code or CLion. Those generally have good
CMake support.
Overview
This workshop is organised in chapters which have multiple tasks. For each task, solution source files will be provided but you are encouraged to work to the solution on your own.
It is recommended to have a basic understanding of C++ basics and object-oriented programming in general before doing this workshop. There are various books and online resources available to learn this.
Tasks workshop
This chapter provides an introduction into the thread/tasks abstractions provided by the framework.
The chapter descriptions and solutions are located inside 01-tasks
.
It is recommended to start with this workshop.
Object Manager and TMTC handling workshop
This chapter will introduce the object manager and expand the knowledge of the tasks workshop by showing how to conveniently create global addressable objects. It also provides an introduction into TMTC handling, as virtually all space systems are remote systems where telemetry and telecommands are the pŕimary data interface available to communicate with the satellite.
Controller workshop
This chapter will introduce the ControllerBase
and ExtendedControllerBase
class
and the various helper interfaces they expose.