Framework & pseudo operating system for the Portenta H7 which:

• Manages and abstracts away all hardware interactions (hardware can additionally be configured via a config file, reducing program size for projects which don’t have certain sensors for example).

• Allows for the ability to write, run, & debug code live via a built in command set (which is further exposed via the serial monitor).

• Stores library details (allowing for tracking library; updates, removals, and new additions).

• Lays the groundwork for application support by managing display objects (similar to a winform) which are loaded in via FRAM into a std::map, allowing for multitasking by keying each display object to its application.

• Manages threading using TThread, allowing for different layers to create threads all managed by TPFW. This also supports dynamic thread creation/deletion; which allows for multitasking user created scripts (written using the TPFW command set) by giving each their own TThread.
  

(works as a base layer to a derived graphics/display layer & further a derived UI layer)

Object oriented piezo buzzer control with some built in chimes/melodies

Library for working with FT5206 capacitive input sensor