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Kinetis SDK examples - Design Patterns

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thilankadamith
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Hi,

I'm curious to know about the design pattern used in the Kinetis SDK examples so that I can customize the code easily. For example in the bootloader code, all the interfaces defined by structures, implementations are mapped in various .c files (memory.c, bl_tree_root.c, property_kinetis.c) and then called in bl_main.c
Where can I find more information about design patterns used in Kinetis SDK examples and any best practices for NXP Kinetis MCUs?

example -

In bl_context.c

 

 

 

bootloader_context_t g_bootloaderContext = {.memoryInterface = &g_memoryInterface,
                                            .memoryMap = g_memoryMap,
#if BL_FEATURE_EXPAND_MEMORY
                                            .externalMemoryMap = g_externalMemoryMap,
#endif // BL_FEATURE_EXPAND_MEMORY
                                            .allPeripherals = g_peripherals,
                                            .activePeripheral = NULL, // Filled in at run time.
                                            .propertyInterface = &g_propertyInterface,
                                            .commandInterface = &g_commandInterface,
#if !BL_FEATURE_HAS_NO_INTERNAL_FLASH
                                            .flashDriverInterface = &g_flashDriverInterface,
#if !BL_DEVICE_IS_LPC_SERIES
                                            .allFlashState = &g_flashState,
                                            .allFlashCacheState = &g_flashcacheState,
#if BL_FEATURE_SUPPORT_DFLASH
                                            .dflashDriverInterface = &g_dflashDriverInterface,
                                            .dFlashState = &g_dflashState,
#endif // BL_FEATURE_SUPPORT_DFLASH
                                            
#else
                                            .allFlashState = g_flashState,
#endif // !BL_DEVICE_IS_LPC_SERIES
#endif // #if !BL_FEATURE_HAS_NO_INTERNAL_FLASH
#if AES_SECURITY_SUPPORTED
                                            .aesInterface = &g_aesInterface,
#endif

};

 

 

 

In bl_main.c

 

 

   // Init the active peripheral.
    if (g_bootloaderContext.activePeripheral->byteInterface &&
        g_bootloaderContext.activePeripheral->byteInterface->init)
    {
        g_bootloaderContext.activePeripheral->byteInterface->init(g_bootloaderContext.activePeripheral);
    }
    if (g_bootloaderContext.activePeripheral->packetInterface &&
        g_bootloaderContext.activePeripheral->packetInterface->init)
    {
        g_bootloaderContext.activePeripheral->packetInterface->init(g_bootloaderContext.activePeripheral);
    }

 

 

Thank you in advance.

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Omar_Anguiano
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Hello

This information can be found on the SDK documentation. You can download this at this page: https://mcuxpresso.nxp.com/en/welcome.

Let me know if this is helpful, if you have more questions do not hesitate to ask me.
Best regards,
Omar

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Omar_Anguiano
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Hello

This information can be found on the SDK documentation. You can download this at this page: https://mcuxpresso.nxp.com/en/welcome.

Let me know if this is helpful, if you have more questions do not hesitate to ask me.
Best regards,
Omar

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