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Building an arcade style joystick with the EFM32 Giant Gecko starter kit
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energyAware Designer - 1.10 beta (Windows, OSX, Linux)
Tattanii, Could you take a screenshot so it easier for us to see how it overlaps ? /Mads |
Nov 07 2017, 9:40 PM |
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Non-Volatile Memory driver - beta
Final version of NVM driver are now available in Simplicity studio.
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Valerio,
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I think you need to consider how you implement your log format, and if the nvm module is suitable for the need you have. e.g. a typical event log is for 'information' only, and not so that you can 'restore' its content and use if for the device operation. You properly needs system where you can write a small event (e.g. 64 bits) multiple times and be able to read it all our through e.g. a serial connection. Also you would never have to restore it all into RAM. If that is the case you can use the MSC emlib driver or the nvm_hal.c functions for erasing flash pages and then maintain your own system where you treat X flash pages as your log, and write your events. Make the behaviour like a cicular buffer where if you are full, you erase the last used page and start filling it up again. Br, Mads |
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the WEAR pages can only have one object in them. - if you want to store many objects in same page then change to a 'normal' page. you will still get some wear levelling. (based on the number of scratch pages). the WEAR pages write the same object multiple times with in the same page and can therefor get you a really high erase/write number without using too many scratch pages. br, Mads |
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[DC12-S1-54] Dual / QuadCopter using EFM32
nice project - I actually have a similar project going on privately...
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br, Mads |
Oct 28 2017, 4:30 PM |