Hi, Where can I find the documentation tied to a particular FreeRTOS release? Just as one can for Python, say, with https://docs.python.org/3.6/
It doesn’t appear to be in the FreeRTOSv10.1.1.zip. I don’t notice an accompanying ZIP for docs. Nor did I spot a repo on GitHub.
If a project ties one to a FreeRTOS that isn’t the latest version where is its documentation?
Thanks, Ralph.
None of these are idea:
The pdf reference manuals are versioned per release, but generally we only link to the latest: https://www.freertos.org/Documentation
The History file will tell you when features and API functions were introduced: https://www.freertos.org/History.txt and https://github.com/FreeRTOS/FreeRTOS-Kernel/blob/master/History.txt
API functions on the FreeRTOS.org site will often say the version they were introduced in.
The source files for any given release also contain the documentation - for example see https://github.com/FreeRTOS/FreeRTOS-Kernel/blob/master/include/task.h#L239
Hi Richard, Thanks for the pointers.
I’d be happy with a PDF reference tome, but FreeRTOS_Reference_Manual_V10.0.0.pdf says it’s for ‘10.0.0 issue 1’, presumably that’s the issue 1 of the PDF. So it doesn’t look to be versioned per release of FreeRTOS.
I don’t want to double-check everything by searching a history file. I just want to be confined within a document that tries to match the source I’m using. So if needs be, that’s the source itself, but then there’s all the code getting in the way. 
Is improving this area on a roadmap? Say by building the documentation from the source, e.g. Doxygen, or maintaining it as mark-up text alongside the source so it’s in lockstep for every code review, etc?
Thanks, Ralph.