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InstaSPIN Lab11 with fpu32 support

Hello dear e2e-community,

I am currently working on a project, where a multi-functional motor controller is to be developed, and we decided to take InstaSPIN as base system for this.

Because of the easy approach, we want to take Lab11a or Lab11e as a start, and modify from there.

But, we want to use the FPU as well in this project - what steps need to be made in detail to convert this project to FPU32?

Thanks in advance,

Philipp

  • You'll need an F28069 device. Include the xxx_xxx_fpu32.lib files that you can find in the FPU32 enabled InstaSPIN labs, and copy their build settings to enable the FPU on the device. That should be all you have to do to run floating point code from your source.

    Sean