zephyr/doc/platform/platform.rst

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.. _platform:
Supported Platforms
###################
The Zephyr Kernel supports the platform configurations listed in the
table below. An application can use a platform configuration as is,
or it can customize a platform configuration by changing its default
kernel configuration settings.
.. note::
Developers can create new platform configurations
that allow an application to run on other target systems.
+----------------------+-----------------+------------------------+
| Platform | Instruction Set | Supported |
| Configuration | Architecture | Target Systems |
+======================+=================+========================+
| basic_atom | X86 | QEMU 2.1 |
+----------------------+-----------------+------------------------+
| basic_cortex_m3 | ARM v7-M | QEMU 2.1 + patch |
+----------------------+-----------------+------------------------+
| basic_minuteia | X86 | QEMU 2.1 |
+----------------------+-----------------+------------------------+
| fsl_frdm_k64f | ARM v7E-M | Freescale Freedom |
| | | Development Platform |
+----------------------+-----------------+------------------------+
| galileo | X86 | | Galileo |
| | | | Galileo (Gen 2) |
+----------------------+-----------------+------------------------+
The following sections provide details on the respective platforms:
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 1
basic_atom.rst
basic_cortex_m3.rst
basic_minuteia.rst
fsl_frdm_k64f.rst
galileo.rst