Chuck Guzis via libopencm3-devel <libopencm3-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm new to the list but have used the opencm3 library for some > time onf STM32F1 devices now. My last project was with an > STM32F407--I used SPL because I simply couldn't find good > opencm3 support for various F4 peripherals, such as RTC (e.g. > how does one select LSE for the RTC clock source? It's simple > on the F1 version of opencm3.) or SDIO (using DMA) or even GPIO > with DMA. > > Are there any plans to fill out the missing support functions? > I've noticed that the number of messages on the mailing list > has declined over the last couple of years--and I'm a bit > concerned about adopting a library that may be obsolescent. > > Some advice would be much appreciated! >
F4 is as good as f1 really, better in some ways. The RTC peripheral is completely different in everything but the F1, and just needs someone using it to contribute to it. All of the modules are only as good as their users, I wouldn't really say F4 is "worse" than F1, or somehow incomplete. There's certainly more _examples_ floating around for F1, but that's a different matter.
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