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CC3220MODA: Meaning of SlWifiCC32XXConfig_t

Roman Jordan
Expert 1780 points
Part Number: CC3220MODA
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SYSCONFIG

Hello,

I have a question about the TI examples in the simplelink_cc32xx_sdk. A lot of samples contains the structure SlWifiCC32XXConfig_t in the file ti_drivers_net_wifi_config.c.

I can't see that this structure is referenced in the example code. At least not in tcpecho and serial_wifi.

What is the structure nevertheless good for? Does the settings in this structure influence the WiFi bahavior?

Many thanks,
Roman

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    TI__Mastermind 38980 points

    Hi Roman,

    This configuration struct was added to non-Sysconfig examples to support the new options available with SysConfig. In a SysConfig example, the code containing this struct is generated for you based on your SysConfig settings. This struct is used by the host driver to configure the NWP when sl_WifiConfig() is called in the application.

    Please keep in mind that all examples in the next SDK (at the end of 3rd quarter) will support SysConfig by default. If you are interested in using this configuration, I suggest looking at the beta SysConfig examples in examples/syscfg_preview.

    All examples in the latest SDK (3.20) do include this ti_drivers_net_wifi_config.c file. As mentioned, this file will be automatically generated by SysConfig in future SDK versions. After building the example project, it will appear in the Debug/syscfg folder.

    For more details on SysConfig, please see SimpleLink Academy for SysConfig Tool Basics. You will see more information on the Wi-Fi configuration options in upcoming documentation and SimpleLink Academy trainings.

    Best regards,

    Sarah