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One of the most important component of Flipper Core is [FURI](FURI) (Flipper Universal Registry Implementation). It helps control the applications flow, make dynamic linking and interaction between applications.
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In fact, FURI is just wrapper around RTOS thread management and mutexes, and callback management.
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In this article we create few application, interact between apps, use OS functions and interact with HAL.
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# Simple Blink app
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First, let's create a simple led blinking application.
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## General agreements
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Flipper application is just a function:
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```C
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void application_name(void* p) {
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// Setup
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while(1) {
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// Loop
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}
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}
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```
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1. `void* p` is arbitrary pointer that may be used for pass parameters to application at launch (like argc/argv in POSIX).
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2. Application must never attempt to return or exit from their implementing function.
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3. Avoid long cycles without any "waits" or "blocking" like `delay` or `xQueueReceive`, otherwise your app will blocking overall Flipper work.
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4. Do not create static variables inside function or global variables. Use only local variables. We plan to add virual in-RAM filesystem to save any persistent data.
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# Application examples
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**[Blink](Blink-app)**
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