Hi
I'm looking fsl_spi_freertos driver but I need confirmation on what I understand...
I use on the same SPI bus several devices that do not have the same configuration (bdrate, phase...) and I need to manipulate these devices from different tasks (I need mutex)
For me, SPI_RTOS_Init function create the mutex and set configuration of the bus (with SPI_MasterInit), in the same function ; so I can not change bus configuration without breaking the mutex.
Is there a way to manage this or should I change the SPI_RTOS_Init function to separate mutex creation and configuration of the bus (as I believe) ?
Thank you in advance
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Hello PO220
When the same SPI bus is connected with multiple external SPI devices, and each device is working in different tasks, we can use mutex to ensure only one device is working in the same time. User can create the mutex in SPI_RTOS_Init function, and lock the mutex when starting a task, unlock it when exist the task. However, when switch the task, the SPI register should be re-configured for the new task.
Best Regards
Fiona Kuang
TIC - Technical Information Center
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Hello PO220
When the same SPI bus is connected with multiple external SPI devices, and each device is working in different tasks, we can use mutex to ensure only one device is working in the same time. User can create the mutex in SPI_RTOS_Init function, and lock the mutex when starting a task, unlock it when exist the task. However, when switch the task, the SPI register should be re-configured for the new task.
Best Regards
Fiona Kuang
TIC - Technical Information Center
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Thank you