The C40_Ip_ArrayIntegrityCheck() function is used to perform an array integrity check on the flash memory. This function is part of the flash driver and is used to verify the integrity of the flash memory array. The function performs a read of every address in the flash memory and compares it with the expected value. If the read value does not match the expected value, the function returns an error.
Here is a basic usage of the C40_Ip_ArrayIntegrityCheck() function:
#include 'flash_driver.h'
void main(void) { status_t status; flash_drv_config_t flashConfig;
/* Initialize the flash driver */ status = FLASH_DRV_Init(&flashConfig);
if (status == STATUS_SUCCESS) { /* Perform the array integrity check */ status = C40_Ip_ArrayIntegrityCheck(&flashConfig, FLASH_ARRAY_INTEGRITY_CHECK_MODE);
if (status == STATUS_SUCCESS) { /* The array integrity check passed */ } else { /* The array integrity check failed */ } } }
This code initializes the flash driver, then calls the C40_Ip_ArrayIntegrityCheck() function to perform the array integrity check. If the function returns STATUS_SUCCESS, the array integrity check passed. Otherwise, the check failed.
For more information about the flash driver and the C40_Ip_ArrayIntegrityCheck() function, you can refer to the flash driver API documentation available on the NXP website. You can also refer to the application note AN2504, which provides an easy-to-use C-language API for using flash programming routines that are stored in ROM in the MCUs. The API can be used to program, erase, and verify flash memory as well as to communicate serially.