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boards: NuttX disable posix message queues #15271
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Unless there's any objection I'm going to merge this because we've hit the flash limit on px4_fmu-v2 again.
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What about the failure you reported? |
Where? I'm not sure what you're referring to. |
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Posix message queues are kind of interesting, but there's no current usage in PX4, and I'm not aware of them ever being used.
Saves ~ 0.7 kB of flash and somewhere between 1.2-1.7 kB of memory depending on the number of threads in the system.