oveRTOS C API
Embedded RTOS framework — build system, configuration, and portable C API
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oveRTOS Umbrella Header

Convenience header that pulls in the complete oveRTOS public API.

Convenience header that pulls in the complete oveRTOS public API.

Including this single header gives access to every oveRTOS subsystem:

Header Subsystem
ove/types.h Common types and error codes
ove/irq.h Critical sections and ISR-context detection
ove/log.h Logging
ove/thread.h Thread management
ove/sync.h Mutexes, semaphores, events, condvars
ove/audio.h Audio graph engine
ove/audio_device.h Audio transport / device nodes
ove/fs.h Filesystem abstraction
ove/queue.h Message queues
ove/timer.h Software timers
ove/console.h Console / serial output
ove/time.h Monotonic clock and delays
ove/board.h Board initialisation and identification
ove/gpio.h General-purpose I/O
ove/led.h On-board LED control
ove/bsp.h Legacy BSP compatibility shim
ove/lvgl_internal.h LVGL display integration
ove/eventgroup.h Event groups (multi-bit flags)
ove/workqueue.h Deferred work queues
ove/stream.h Stream buffers
ove/watchdog.h Hardware watchdog timer
ove/nvs.h Non-volatile storage
ove/shell.h Interactive shell
ove/app.h Application lifecycle hooks
ove/infer.h ML inference (TFLM)
ove/net.h TCP/UDP sockets, DNS, network interfaces
ove/net_tls.h TLS sessions over sockets
ove/net_http.h HTTP client
ove/net_mqtt.h MQTT client
ove/net_sntp.h SNTP time synchronization
ove/net_httpd.h HTTP server
ove/uart.h UART serial bus driver
ove/spi.h SPI bus master driver
ove/i2c.h I2C bus master driver
ove/i2s.h I2S / SAI audio bus driver
ove/pm.h Power management framework

Application code that prefers fine-grained includes may include individual subsystem headers directly instead.

C-binding minimal-overhead discipline

The C API IS the substrate every higher-level binding (Rust / Zig / C++) wraps over. The discipline ported back from the higher bindings — and codified in this header — is:

Use these properties when reasoning about binary size, fault surface, and what guarantees flow through to higher-level bindings.