FreeRTOS ports are categorised as either being officially supported, or contributed.
The Official and Contributed Definitions
page describes the categories, and the rationale for making the distinction. This page only lists the official ports:
Supported tools: A demo project is provided for IAR, although this uses the standard Cortex M3 port so projects for GCC and Keil could also be created.
Supported processor families: Any x86 compatible running in Real mode only, plus a Win32 simulator
Supported tools: Visual Studio 2010 Express, MingW, Open Watcom, Borland, Paradigm
Contributed ports...
Contributed ports exist for Tricore, MICO32, Blackfin, Jennic, eZ80, SuperH and others. Contributed ports are provided "as is" and are not supported directly.
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