I understand why you see an option to offer your alternative BSP ;-)
I would give you some tips which could really make a difference with other providers:
- boot from NAND/NOR
- routines for burn eFuses
- activate DMA in most drivers
- Integration of the code generated by the FSL MUX tool for pin muxing
- SPI as master and slave
- I2C as master and slave
- KITL over USB or Ethernet
and well, as probably you now, easy adaptable. That is, if someone needs to add a new TFT display, that the changes needed should be easy to be done. I know that it sounds obvious, but some providers hardcode everything forgetting that end users won't be using the FSL eval boards in their products.
it could work...
Hi Michael,
I understand why you see an option to offer your alternative BSP ;-)
I would give you some tips which could really make a difference with other providers:
- boot from NAND/NOR
- routines for burn eFuses
- activate DMA in most drivers
- Integration of the code generated by the FSL MUX tool for pin muxing
- SPI as master and slave
- I2C as master and slave
- KITL over USB or Ethernet
and well, as probably you now, easy adaptable. That is, if someone needs to add a new TFT display, that the changes needed should be easy to be done. I know that it sounds obvious, but some providers hardcode everything forgetting that end users won't be using the FSL eval boards in their products.
Ok, hope it helps.
Alex