Hello,
Currently, the S32K3 Toolbox does not include support for QSPI component, but we are considering including it in future releases.
Since we provide the complete RTD driver package, you may still implement the component Mem_43_EXFLS in our toolbox and access the QSPI's API using custom code blocks.
Moreover, you have some examples in our toolbox (s32k3xx_isr_custom_code_ebt and s32k344_mc_bldc_ebt) where the application is using custom code. Beside the custom code examples, you should also check the following threads related to custom code usage:
You can also check the following topic How to use your own C code in our Toolbox (Battery Management System example). Here you will find an additional method of using custom code inside our toolbox.
Best regards,
Peter
Hello,
Currently, the S32K3 Toolbox does not include support for QSPI component, but we are considering including it in future releases.
Since we provide the complete RTD driver package, you may still implement the component Mem_43_EXFLS in our toolbox and access the QSPI's API using custom code blocks.
Moreover, you have some examples in our toolbox (s32k3xx_isr_custom_code_ebt and s32k344_mc_bldc_ebt) where the application is using custom code. Beside the custom code examples, you should also check the following threads related to custom code usage:
You can also check the following topic How to use your own C code in our Toolbox (Battery Management System example). Here you will find an additional method of using custom code inside our toolbox.
Best regards,
Peter