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Discover how to port the classic game DOOM to the Zephyr real-time operating system in this 17-minute conference talk from the Linux Foundation. Learn about the technical process of adapting PrBoom, the game engine used for this ambitious port, and explore how the Zephyr native simulator facilitates development through its debugging, testing, and profiling capabilities. Examine Zephyr's display and input subsystems, including methods for capturing input from ADC, GPIO, and touchscreen devices while rendering game frames effectively. Watch a live demonstration of DOOM running on actual NXP MCXN MCU hardware, showcasing the practical implementation of this embedded gaming project. Gain insights into Zephyr's versatility and capabilities for handling complex applications like classic video games, making this session valuable for both embedded systems developers and gaming enthusiasts interested in the intersection of retro gaming and modern embedded technology.
