The BSP (Board Specific
Package) drivers are parts of the STM32Cube package based on the HAL
drivers and provide a set of high level APIs relative to the hardware
components and features in the evaluation boards, discovery kits and nucleo
boards coming with the STM32Cube package for a given STM32 serie.
The BSP drivers allow a quick access to the boards’
services using high level APIs and without any specific configuration as the
link with the HAL and the external components is done in intrinsic within the drivers.
From project settings points of view, user has only
to add the necessary driver’s files in the workspace and call the needed
functions from examples. However some low level
configuration functions are weak and can be overridden by the applications if user
wants to change some BSP drivers default behavior.
Update History
V2.0.2 / 11-February-2022
Main
Changes
- All source files: update disclaimer to add reference to the new license agreement
- Update to support the ft3x67 component
- Fix wrong tearing effect pin (LCD_TE_PIN)
V2.0.1 / 25-September-2017
Main
Changes
- Add general description of BSP drivers
- Remove date & version
- stm32412g_discovery_lcd.c:
- Update BSP_LCD_DrawBitmap() API to fix functional misbehaviour with SW4STM32 Toolchain
V2.0.0 / 27-January-2017
Main
Changes
- stm32412g_discovery_sd.c/.h:
- Update BSP SD APIs following new HAL SD drivers implementation
- Fix BlockSize to 512 bytes
- stm32412g_discovery_audio.c/.h:
- Support multi-buffering
- Add BSP_AUDIO_IN_ConfigMicDefault and BSP_AUDIO_IN_ConfigDigitalMic APIs
- stm32412g_discovery_ts.c/.h:
- Add support of 180° orientation
- stm32412g_discovery_lcd.c/.h:
- Add support of 180° orientation
- Notes:
- These BSP drivers break the compatibility with previous versions.
- If FatFs is required, "FatFS R0.11 ST modified 20161223" must be used with this version of BSP drivers.
V1.0.0 /
04-May-2016
Main
Changes
- First official version
of the STM32F412G Discovery
Board Drivers
For
complete documentation on STM32 Microcontrollers
visit www.st.com/STM32
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