Hi Everyone!
I´ve a question/problem using the i.MX6SL with processor expert in a bare-metal-embedded-C-Projekt.
The "normal" way to configure the peripherie of the controller by the Kinetis series is to use the processor expert. This Tool does the pin-muxing and also build the interface e.g. to communicate by SPI. But this is not possible if you use the i.MX6SL-Series - is that right? It is only possible to configre the pin-muxing but no driver-code could be build.
Do I need to build my own SPI-Driver? Is that the only way?
Thanks for your help!
Kind regards,
Heiko
Hi,
I am trying to blink LED using I.MX6DL. So does the above discussion mean, I can't use the component library available at McuOnEclipse download | SourceForge.net to blink LED ?
When I tried to generate code in PEx using the LED component library I got the error as attached in the .jpg file.
Do I need to write my own code for LED now ?
Regards,
Sarang
Hello,
Yes, the i.MX6 PE provides only software examples how to configure
properly signals via pin multiplexing options. Full driver code should be
design by customers.
You may look also at
Integrating Processor Expert for i.MX and ARM GCC with Eclipse
Have a great day,
Yuri
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Thanks for your fast support!
In summary there is no possibility to include some external libraries to speed up the development process without using an OS?
Is that right?
Are there libraries of other A9-Controller which could be used?
kind regards,
Heiko
Hello,
As for i.MX6 SL bare metal examples, You may create request in order
to get preliminary (non-official) i.MX6SL OBDS.
1) | Please open www.nxp.com |
2) | On the top level menu, select Support > Sales and Support (http://www.nxp.com/support/sales-and-support:SUPPORTHOME). |
3) | On the bottom of the page, select Hardware & Software. |
4) | Register with your business email to access the technical NXP online support. |
5) | A verification email will be sent to your account. Click the embedded link to verify your access. |
6) | On the NXP online support page, select Contact Support from the top menu and click “submit a new case” to start the process. |
Regards,
Yuri.