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 HistoryV3.0.3 / 30-April-2018
Main
Changes
- stm32_adafruit_sd.c:
- Fix BSP_SD_ReadBlocks and BSP_SD_WriteBlocks to support SDHC cards
V3.0.2 / 24-August-2017
Main
Changes
- stm32_adafruit_lcd.c:
- Fix compilation errors with SW4STM32 toolchain
V3.0.1 / 02-June-2017
Main
Changes
- Add general description of BSP drivers
- Add Dependencies section
- Support of PDSC
V3.0.0 / 23-December-2016
Main Changes
- Update BSP_SD_ReadBlocks and BSP_SD_WriteBlocks following new HAL SD drivers implementation
- Update BSP_SD_Erase implementation to manage SDHC and SDSC cards
- Fix block size to 512 bytes for all card types
Notes:
- These Adafruit 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 Adafruit BSP drivers.
V2.0.1 / 04-November-2015
Main Changes
- Fix GNU GCC warning on missing break instruction in SD_GetDataResponse()
V2.0.0 / 10-September-2015
Main Changes
- Improve SD over SPI protocol implementation
- Note: This new implementation requires to increase Heap_Size by 0x200
- Note: This driver version needs BSP Nucleo driver V2.0.0 and later
V1.1.1 / 21-November-2014
Main
Changes
- stm32_adafruit_sd.c
- Add workaround for the issue seen on some STM32 Nucleo boards; reading the SD card status will return an error
- A fix will be implemented in next release
- stm32_adafruit_lcd.h: change "\" by "/" in the include path to fix compilation issue under Linux
- Miscellaneous comments update
V1.1.0 / 22-July-2014
Main
Changes
- Add new user API BSP_LCD_DrawBitmap() to draw a bitmap picture loaded in the STM32 MCU internal memory
- Add new static API SetDisplayWindow(), needed by BSP_LCD_DrawBitmap()
- Update static API DrawChar()
- Note: This driver version needs ST7735 component driver V1.1.0 and later.
V1.0.0 / 22-April-2014Main
Changes
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