pmci: Add libpldm as a module with some samples #92134
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Adds libpldm as a west module dependency Signed-off-by: Tom Burdick <[email protected]>
Adds a matching pair of samples using PLDM doing initial PLDM discovery flow over a UART. Signed-off-by: Tom Burdick <[email protected]>
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Very likely will move this to the external modules, but I've had this on a branch for awhile and wanted
to make sure it was visible. Draft for now.
Adds a forked and ported libpldm as a module to Zephyr allowing for PMCI specification based communications to occur using the message types and encodings that come from PLDM.
Notably the ported libpldm does not provide much in the way of data/message flows, but primarily the messages and their encodings. This means its very small at compile time by itself, but the application is then responsible for doing the handshaking and messaging work.