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9 years, 5 months ago.
mbed support for larger pin sizes than on mbed enabled boards?
Due to a white hot priority project, we are using mbed to accelerate our development. We are using a K22F board which includes a 64-pin micro. We will be using a 100-pin micro in the production design. Is it safe to assume that when we go to the 100-pin part the mbed libraries won't work for the additional pins, or is it possible that need was anticipated when the libraries were developed and there is support for the higher pin count Freescale K22F devices?
It appears that the various pin-count devices are probably literally the same die with some pins not bonded out.
Thanks!
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9 years, 5 months ago.
Only the pins which the MCU on the FRDM-K22F board are included in the library.
However it should be fairly straightforward to add the other pins to the source code, and obviously then also add the other peripherals (pinouts) to the relevant files.