My complaint is that there's no explanation anywhere of the term. It's presented like it's a well-known designation, and C90TFS is in fact the title of that section in the API - but nothing in the reference manuals for any of the parts I'm familiar with use that designation. How is the user expected to know what C90TFS is?
If you google "C90TFS is" you get zero results. "Freescale's C90TFS" yields three results. Within NXP's document search you get two results for C90TFS. One of them just names the flash driver again without explanation, and the other says that C90TFS is an innovative low power process technology but doesn't say anything about flash memory.
I'm not asking how to program flash memory. I'm asking how we as NXP customers are expected to find documentation so we don't have to keep coming to the forums to ask these questions.
To name another example, can you walk me through how to find AN2295SW, the software package for the developer's serial bootloader in AN2295? I've used it for at least a dozen years, going back to the MC68HC908KX8 AN2295SW was always a good place to start for simple, compact examples of flash self-programming on various devices. The app note is there but the search turns up nothing on the software.
Scott