Hi Peter,
NuttX has an SocketCAN interface as well. But currently only the Kinetis,
i.MXRT and S32K1 MCU use this interface for their CAN driver.
There's a porting guide to interface with SocketCAN driver as well
https://nuttx.apache.org/docs/latest/components/drivers/special/socketcan.html
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Hi Peter,
I haven't worked with NuttX's SocketCAN implementation or STM32, but I
did write a "classic" char-device CAN driver for the Tiva MCUs. The
reason I wrote a char-device driver is because the char-device CAN
subsystem has ioctls for things like hardware message filtering and
the interface
Hi Sathish,
This board was contributed by NXP team, so I don't know other people
here has enough information to help.
I suggest you to read the boards/arm/s32k1xx/s32k144evb/README.txt and
get the necessary information from there.
BR,
Alan
On 12/27/21, Sathish Touch energy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We
Yes, I now think so. I know I looked at stack settings but (without benefit of
access to my Linux work machine from home) if I recall they are spread around
the place and I suspect - from other advise here - that it is the app stack
size that is inadequate.
Hopefully a break from it all will ma
