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SUMMARY:A Visual Approach to Devicetree Configuration // Zephyr Tech Talk #030
DESCRIPTION:Devicetree is a powerful way to describe hardware\, but things can quickly turn into a maze of DTS files and overlays. Keeping track of pins\, buses\, interrupts\, and board-level constraints by hand is error-prone and hard to review. \nIn this new Tech Talk episode with Maxim Gorinov (Embedd.it) \, we’ll look at a graphical approach to building Devicetree configurations. We’ll walk through a structured component model and visual editor that help you navigate peripherals\, pins\, interrupts\, buses\, and dependencies\, while keeping the generated Devicetree clear and maintainable. Whether you’re regularly wrestling with complex Devicetree setups or just curious about more visual workflows for Zephyr-based designs\, this session should give you practical ideas and patterns you can bring back to your projects. \nZephyr Tech Talks are live streams organized by and for the Zephyr community. Join us live to ask your questions directly to our guests\, or catch the recording anytime afterward. \nJoin the Linkedin live or the YouTube live session.
URL:https://www.zephyrproject.org/event/a-visual-approach-to-devicetree-configuration-zephyr-tech-talk-030/
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