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SimpliciTI 1.2.0 availability for Stellaris MCUs

Piergiuseppe Tundo
Genius 3155 points
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Hi all.

AFAIK last SimpliciTI version available for Stellaris MCUs is v. 1.1.1.

Can I overwrite nwk and nwk_applications subdirectories of Components/simpliciti source tree with that from v. 1.2.0 for MSP430 MCUs to gain bugfixes unrelated to hardware (e.g. queue management)?

Thank you.

Regards.

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    Genius 3155 points

    Lurking into sources trying to answer to my previous post, I've noticed that nwk_globals.c from SimpliciTI 1.2.0 for IAR and MSP430 contains the following snippet of code:

    static const smplVersionInfo_t sVersionInfo = {
                                                    0x02,  /* protocol version */
                                                    0x01,  /* major revision number */
                                                    0x01,  /* minor revision number */
                                                    0x01,  /* maintenance release number */
                                                    0x00   /* special release */
                                                   };

    as for 1.1.1 version. Shouldn't it be

    static const smplVersionInfo_t sVersionInfo = {
                                                    0x02,  /* protocol version */
                                                    0x01,  /* major revision number */
                                                    0x02,  /* minor revision number */
                                                    0x00,  /* maintenance release number */
                                                    0x00   /* special release */
                                                   };

    instead?

    Thank you.

    Regards,

    Peppe