
## Introduction 

Hi everyone! My name is Muhammad Sulthan Mazaya, I'm currently studying at Bandung Institute of Technology in my 6th semester as an Engineering Physics student. I have a very big passion for software engineering in general, so much so I have interned 3 times as a software engineer, won various hackathons, and built software stuff for my student organizations just so I can learn to code even more! I have worked in various projects including: web development, mobile development, microcontrollers, etc. I aspire to be an IoT engineer, I always love and am curious to learn more about low-level systems, especially embedded systems. 

That is why, I decided to choose RTEMS Project for my GSoC organization. Other than that, I have always wanting to contribute to an open source. Given the opportunity to do so while learning things that I like is something I am very grateful and thankful for 😊

## Community Bonding Period

During this period, I will spend my time to align communication channels, deliverables, and expectations throughout this summer with my mentors. While doing that, I will also try to familiarize myself with the community and hopefully start contributing to bug fixes or feature implementation that the users/developers of RTEMS need. Related to my project, I will also spend my time to do the following:

- Familiarize myself with the RTEMS codebase (especially `rsb` and `rtems-tools`)

    If I can wrap my head around it quickly enough, I will also start working on writing the build recipe of renode in the `rsb` codebase.

- Start figuring out how to use Renode features (gdb debugging and network testing)

    I have been able to run `sparc/leon3` and `riscv/kendrytek210` on Renode thanks to Alan :) Soon, I will try to use the gdb and network testing tools that it provide (I will try to document this in the RTEMS docs as one of my GSoC deliverables).

## That's it!

Well I guess that's my first GSoC blog, hopefully the project will goes successfully implemented into RTEMS :)


Google Summer of Code - RTEMS


What's up! 

Hi everyone, thank you for paying a visit into my very first blog post!

Here (in the blogs section), you can expect to find a variety of content related to embedded systems, software engineering, and lots of other stuff that I found might be interesting to share (my academic journey, etc). Whether you're a tech enthusiast or simply someone who loves to explore the world, I hope you'll find something here that sparks your interest.

So grab a cup of coffee (or tea!) and join me on this journey. Cheers!


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