To get Qt Quick Ultralite working on RA6M3G, the FSP needs quite extensive configuration. Use the FSP editor in e² studio to add the following FSP stacks and threads:

To know more about FSP Configuration tool, refer Configuring a Project and Adding Threads and Drivers section from RA FSP documentation.

Default FSP Configuration in Renesas e² studio

BSP

Notes:

• The values listed earlier are relevant for initial testing only, as the stack and heap sizes are application-specific.
• On default platform adaptation, these values do not have any effect as custom implementation allows the stack region to overlap with the heap region.
• Use the startup.c and system.c files from the e² Studio project to set the stack and heap size. You can find these system files in the ra/fsp/src/bsp/cmsis/Device/RENESAS/Source directory.
• Use the script/fsp.ld linker script generated by e² Studio as a reference to set stack and heap regions properly.

Stacks

Add the following stacks and configure them:

Analog > ADC (r_adc)

Connectivity > I2C Master (r_iic_master)

Connectivity > UART (r_sci_uart)

Graphics > D/AVE 2D Port Interface (r_drw)

Graphics > Graphics LCD (r_glcdc)

Input > External IRQ (r_icu)

Storage > QSPI (r_qspi)

Timers > Timer, General PWM (r_gpt)

Add the S1 IRQ Driver r_icu:

FSP for FreeRTOS

Now that you have added the generic FSP configuration, add the necessary FreeRTOS-specific configuration for the project. For the LED indicator application, using single heap for everything should be enough.

Create a new thread in the FSP configuration tool

Set the following Common properties for the thread:

Set the following Thread properties:

Add FreeRTOS Heap 4 stack to HAL/Common

Create another thread with the following Thread properties:

Create a new queue and set the following properties for it:

Now, switch to the BSP tab in the FSP editor and click Generate project content.