There are a lot of differences between SDK and RTD. RTD strictly follows Autosar layout to meet Autosar specification and lower Ip layer (SDK-like) also needs to follow the layout. So, the Csec_Ip examples can be found in Crypto module.
However, the Crypto module is not available in 3.0.0. Sometimes the Crypto driver is not available in first initial release of new RTD and it is provided later in separate package. You can check section “2.5 Support and Driver Plugins Delivered” in release notes for each package. In case of S32K1 and RTD 3.0.0 R21-11, it’s necessary to install additional package S32K1_S32M24x Real-Time Drivers Version 3.0.0 QLP01 on top of 3.0.0 version. This version contains only the Crypto driver.
https://www.nxp.com/webapp/swlicensing/sso/downloadSoftware.sp?catid=SW32K1-RTD44-D
Regards,
Lukas
Hello @lukaszadrapa
Thank you for the update. I visited the RTD update site you mentioned, and I found that a later version of the update, QPL06 than you you mentioned, QPL01, is available, and I tried to install it, as follows:
1. I downloaded SW32K1_S32M24x_RTD_R21-11_3.0.0_QLP06_D2603_DesignStudio_updatesite.zip
2. Opened the 'Update sites' in S32DS 3.6.6 and added the file in step 1 as the update site.
Now when I try to update the RTD, it fails like this:
And now my project is in a completely broken state. If I try to open the .mex file, I get this:
I am using the NXP gcc 10.2 toolchain, which, per the release notes, is the supported toolchain.
Help!
I will add a few follow up questions here.
I uninstalled QPL06 and installed QPL01 instead, as was suggested by you. With that, my own code builds and now a CSEC IP is also available in the peripherals selection, so I can add it to my project (I have not used it yet, just added it to my project). I can also see some CSEC related example projects. However, most of the *original* example projects of RTD3.0.0 are now gone, please see the screen shot below. These projects were a great source of copy-pasting code to implement a specific logic in a peripheral. So two new questions, now:
1. Do these 'patches' (QPL<n>) need to be installed in succession? In other words, in order to be able to install QPL06, do I need to install QPL01..05 first, in that order?
2. When a new patch is installed, I can only get the examples that were part of that patch and the previous examples are gone? So if I want to keep them, maybe I should copy them somewhere before upgrading the QPL level?
