Porting Guide

Designed with a cross-platform approach, TuyaOS abstracts away the differences between hardware and systems by providing the TuyaOS Kernel Layer (TKL). The TKL API includes system and service features, such as memory allocation, mutex, and semaphores.

For the Linux operating system, the system API complies with the POSIX standard. You can use the example code provided in the TuyaOS SDK development environment directly, unless you have specific requirements. For the service API, you may need to adapt them to your particular hardware and chip.

This topic compares the legacy and new versions of the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth adaptation layer APIs and describes how to adapt the TKL APIs to run the TuyaOS SDK development framework properly on specific hardware platforms.

Adaptation comparison

Wi-Fi pairing adaptation

Bluetooth pairing adaptation

APIs

System APIs

The system APIs in the TuyaOS SDK follow a standard Linux implementation and require no modifications. If your platform has specific requirements, adjust them accordingly.

Log output API

The TuyaOS SDK outputs logs to the terminal by default. You can implement the tkl_log_output in tkl_output to save the log to the specified location.

// Print the logs to the terminal.
VOID_T tkl_log_output(IN CONST CHAR_T *str, ...)
{
    printf("%s", str);
    fflush(stdout);
    return;
}

// Save the log to a file.
VOID_T tkl_log_output(IN CONST CHAR_T *str, ...)
{
    uFILE * fp = NULL;

    // Open file
    fp = ufopen("sweeper_log.txt", "w+");
    if(NULL == fp) {
    return ;
    }
    // Write to file
    uiWriteCnt = ufwrite(fp, str, strlen(str));
    if(uiWriteCnt != strlen(str)) {
    TAL_PR_ERR("sweeper_log uf file write data error!");
    return ;
    }
    // Close file
    ufclose(fp);
    return;
}

Reference

For more information about other TKL APIs, see Port TuyaOS to Linux Platforms.