- May 04, 2018
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
arch/arm/src/kinetis: The K28F Kinetis MPU is almost the same as the K66F MPU. arch/arm/src/kinetis: The K28F Kinetis FMC is the same as the K66F FMC.
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- May 03, 2018
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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- May 02, 2018
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Anthony Merlino authored
configs/photon: Adds RGB led support Approved-by: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>
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Anthony Merlino authored
drivers/sensors: Adds support for INA3221 power sensor. This has a 3 channel bus/shunt voltage pairs. Approved-by: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Anthony Merlino authored
drivers/rgbled: Adds support for multichannel PWM (multiple PWM channels on a single timer) Approved-by: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>
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Michael Jung authored
fs/nfs/rpc_clnt.c: Commit 091e3f73 broke the NFS client. sendto() can (correctly) no lnoger by used with a connected UDP socket. In that case, send() must be used instead.
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Gregory Nutt authored
This commits adds initial support for the Kinetis Freedom-K28F board. Not you ready for prime time. Squashed commit of the following: arch/arm/src/kinetis: A fixes from first (unsuccessful) attempt to build the Freedom-K28F configuration. configs/freedom-k28f: Add basic board support for Freedom-K28F. Initial commit is basically just the Teensy-3.x brought up to date and with name changes.
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Jake Choy authored
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- May 01, 2018
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Michael Jung authored
arch/arm/src/lpc17xx: This commit adds a configurable option to allow using a part of LPC17xx's internal flash memory as a Memory Technology Device via NuttX' mtd_progmem infrastructure. Tested with LPC1769.
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Jake Choy authored
configs/imxrt1050-evk: This commit adds support for the imxrt button. I haven't been able to get GPIO 5 to work so I have replaced the button with GPIO1 pin24. It is right next to the button so I just wire it to the existing user button for testing.
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Jake Choy authored
imxrt_gpioirq.c - Add check for interrupt mask register before dispatching ISR. The GPIO_ISR bits are set independent of the GPIO_IMR bits. imxrt_irq.c - fixed a range check for extint in function imxrt_irqinfo().
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
Squashed commit of the following: arch/arm/src/kinetis: Add K28F memory map. arch/arm/src/include/kinetis and src/kinetis: Add basic chip features and interrupt-related definitions for the K28F
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Gregory Nutt authored
configs/nrf52-pca10040: Fix an error in the name of an included file. This was introduced with the previous change to this file.
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Michael Jung authored
progmem interface: Discern r/w and erase page sizes. Introduce new up_progmem_erasesize architecture API to be able to communicate the read/write page size independently from erase page size. Implement up_progmem_erasesize for all architectures that already support progmem, assuming that for those architectures the sizes of both read/write and erase pages are identical.
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- Apr 30, 2018
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Gregory Nutt authored
arch/arm/src/nrf52: Fix several inconsistencies in naming. Mostly cosmetic but one was causing a compiler warning.
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Jake authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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- Apr 29, 2018
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Gregory Nutt authored
include/nuttx/wireless/bluetooth: Move Bluetooth header files from include/nuttx/wireless to include/nuttx/wireless/bluetooth for symmetry with other wireless technologies.
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Shirshak Sengupta authored
arch/arm/src/tiva: Implemented Flash CONFIG_MTD_BYTE_WRITE for TM4c1294. Implemented the tiva_write function which will write an arbitrary number of bytes to flash (in multiple of 4).
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Shirshak Sengupta authored
arch/arm/src/tiva: Implements an EEPROM driver in compliance with MTD driver as provided by NUTTX for TM4C1294. The EEPROM driver currently supports only two functionalities - read bytes(multiple of 4) and write bytes (multiple of 4). Squashed commit of the following: Author: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org> Fix some spacing arch/arm/src/tiva: Verify that the EEPROM driver at least builds. arch/arm/src/tiva: Move unused function added to tm4c129_syscontrol.c to tiva_eeprom.c where it is actually used. arch/arm/src/tiva: Reorganize EEPROM register definitions so that the file organization is more like other platforms. arch/arm/src/tiva: Trying to resolve EEPROM register addressing. Still some issues. arch/arm/src/tiva: Ran uncrustify on tiva_eeprom.c arch/arm/src/tiva: EEPROM driver is a little closer to coding standard. Still a way to go. Author: Shirshak Sengupta <sgshirshak@gmail.com> arch/arm/src/tiva: Implemented EEPROM driver in compliance with MTD driver as provided by NUTTX for TM4C1294. The EEPROM driver needs to be initialized by calling the function tiva_EEPROMInit The EEPROM driver currently supports only two functionalities - read bytes(multiple of 4) and write bytes (multiple of 4). Note - Rest of the features of EEPROM will be implemented in the future.
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Gregory Nutt authored
Makefile.unix: There is a sort command in the 'make savedefconfig' file. I found that sort behaves differently on different platforms based on the environment variable LC_ALL. Now, Makefile.unix will force LC_ALL=C just for the sort command so that we can all generate equivalent defconfig files.
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- Apr 28, 2018
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Alan Carvalho de Assis authored
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Alan Carvalho de Assis authored
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Dmitry Sharihin authored
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David Sidrane authored
kinetis usb device fixes * kinetis:usb device use correct CONFIG OTG control * kinetis:usb device fix interrupt storm when cable is disconnected The DM, DP state were incorrect because the pulldowns were not enabled. Also the pending asynchronous resume interrupt needed to be re-armed after the suspend is in effect. This is now done in the isr. Approved-by: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>
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Gregory Nutt authored
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- Apr 27, 2018
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Jake authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
fs/vfs and net/udp: Repartition logic of commit 0c963449, moving into net/udp. Add support to handle connected UDP sockets. The correct 'optimal blksize' to return is the MSS. The MTU is always too big.
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Ivan Ucherdzhiev authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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