KSDK CLOCK_SYS_OscInit configuration

[Edrianocarlos]

Hello.

I am starting to use the KSDk with KL25Z microcontroller.

and reading the sample project i could see that the structure they use for this configuration is this one

    osc_user_config_t osc0Config =     {         .freq                = OSC0_XTAL_FREQ,         .hgo                 = MCG_HGO0,         .range               = MCG_RANGE0,         .erefs               = MCG_EREFS0,         .enableCapacitor2p   = OSC0_SC2P_ENABLE_CONFIG,         .enableCapacitor4p   = OSC0_SC4P_ENABLE_CONFIG,         .enableCapacitor8p   = OSC0_SC8P_ENABLE_CONFIG,         .enableCapacitor16p  = OSC0_SC16P_ENABLE_CONFIG,     };       CLOCK_SYS_OscInit(0U, &osc0Config);

but if you look at the SDK reference manual the order is different.

as i am new both are right?

    osc_user_config_t osc0Config =     {         .freq                = OSC0_XTAL_FREQ,         .enableCapacitor2p   = OSC0_SC2P_ENABLE_CONFIG,         .enableCapacitor4p   = OSC0_SC4P_ENABLE_CONFIG,         .enableCapacitor8p   = OSC0_SC8P_ENABLE_CONFIG,         .enableCapacitor16p  = OSC0_SC16P_ENABLE_CONFIG,         .hgo                 = MCG_HGO0,         .range               = MCG_RANGE0,         .erefs               = MCG_EREFS0,     };       CLOCK_SYS_OscInit(0U, &osc0Config);

[Alice_Yang · Accepted solution]

Hello Edri,

They are both ok, the two structures includes the same members ,

there is no matter about the  sequence.

Hope it helps

Have a great day,
Alice Yang

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