CC3235MODSF: New library for AWS and Azure?

Hi Frank,

We have not planned our next plug-in releases yet, so I can't share a specific timeline at this point. 

Do you mean that updating the servicepack for the device fixed an issue you had before? If so, can you try just changing the servicepack of the device to the one from the latest v4.20 SDK and using the applications built with the v4.10 releases?

Best Regards,

Ben M

Hi Ben M,

When i using the servicepack for 4.10 (sp_4.6.0.1_3.1.0.5_3.1.0.25.bin) and run the SL_WLAN_IOT_LOW_POWER_POLICY policy, i got 78mA.
When using the servicepack for 4.20, i got about 4mA.

I am waiting for the new plugin because there's still some unexpected thing. (I don't know if it will help, but i can't fix the problem)
  1. When i store a small size file(just 36 byte) in flash and read out, it will stock at sl_FsRead(). If i store a large file, it runs good.  (both 4.10 & 4.20 servicepack)
  2. 4mA is still too high for me, i expected to get about 400uA.  (after changing servicepack  reduce from 78mA to 4mA)

Following is my the code store and read file.

void Http_StoreFile(const char* fileName, char* data, int len) {
  // store file
  int32_t  FileHdl;
  int32_t  RetVal;
  uint32_t MaxSize = 4*1024;
  uint32_t MasterToken;

  FileHdl = sl_FsOpen(fileName, SL_FS_CREATE|SL_FS_OVERWRITE|SL_FS_CREATE_MAX_SIZE(MaxSize), &MasterToken);
  RetVal  = sl_FsWrite(FileHdl, 0, data, len);
  RetVal  = sl_FsClose(FileHdl, NULL, NULL , 0);
}
//======================================================================================================================
void Http_ReadFile(const char* fileName, char* data, int* len) {
  int32_t  FileHdl;
  int32_t  RetVal;
  uint32_t MasterToken;
  
  FileHdl =  sl_FsOpen(fileName, SL_FS_READ, &MasterToken);
  RetVal = sl_FsRead(FileHdl, 0, data, FILE_MaxSize);
  RetVal = sl_FsClose(FileHdl, NULL, NULL , 0);
  *len = strlen(data);
}
//======================================================================================================================