Hello NXP Community,
I'm currently working on a project that involves integrating NXP microcontrollers with high-performance computing systems. My goal is to establish efficient communication between the microcontroller and the host system to enable seamless data exchange and control.
One of the key challenges I'm facing is ensuring smooth interaction between the microcontroller and a host system powered by Intel Core i5 vPro. Given the advanced remote management and security features of such processors, I want to optimize data transmission while maintaining system stability. However, compatibility issues, protocol mismatches, and efficient power management are becoming roadblocks in achieving this. I'm particularly looking for ways to enhance the communication pipeline without compromising system security or performance.
I would greatly appreciate insights or suggestions from the community on the following:
I believe that discussing these topics will not only assist me but also benefit others in the community facing similar challenges. I look forward to your valuable suggestions and experiences credit to NXP Community.
Hello @leonwiza ,
Thank you for your post. However, I have to tell you that there is no new roadmap for StarCore. The latest one was released around 2010 in freescale. Currently, all StarCore models have reached their end-of-life and are no longer recommended for new designs.
Please see the StarCore product Roadmap: StarCore High-Peformance DSP Product Roadmap
Moreover, the engineers who used to support these products are no longer involved in related work. The suggestions I can offer to you are mainly sourced from our official website or the community forum.
If you still plan to use StarCore after learning about the above situation, I suggest you download all the relevant documents from the official website first. Most of your questions should be answered in those documents. For some specific issues, you may find the answers in the community.
Thank you for your understanding.
BRs,
Celeste