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RTOS version for BLE stack 2.2.0

Simone Frau
Intellectual 690 points


Hello everybody,

I know that BLE stack 2.2.0 comes together with RTOS 2.18.0.03 but I found a new RTOS release 2.20.0.06 with some features that I am interesting to have like watchdog drivers. Unfortunately I read in the release note that try to use another RTOS different from the original one that comes together with the BLE stack itself is considered experimental and not supported.

All of the developers here are just using the RTOS 2.18.0.03? Is there any suggestion from TI?

Thank you,

SF

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    TI__Guru** 105180 points
    Hello SF,

    No porting guidance has been published for BLE 2.2. to use TI-RTOS 2.20. As you state, such an upgrade would be considered experimental as testing was performed on the stated version.

    What features are you interested in?

    Best wishes
  • 0 in reply to JXS
    Intellectual 690 points
    Hello JXS,
    thank you for your reply.

    I am interesting in the Watchdog drivers because until now I was using directly this feature from the drivelib layer but it was considered experimental. Now I saw this feature directly supported from the new TI-RTOS, can I have something similar that it is not considered experimental also for the TI-RTOS 2.18? Thank you for your support.

    Kind Regards,


    Simone Frau
  • 0 in reply to Simone Frau
    TI__Mastermind 23440 points
    Hi Simone,

    You are welcome to use the WDOG driver from 2.20 in your 2.18 project. Admittedly I have not tried this myself, so can't give any pointers, but I can't see that there should be any issue in this. I'd just include the WatchdogCC26XX.h/c files directly in the project and use that API without bothering with the Watchdog.h API.

    BR,
    Aslak
  • 0 in reply to Aslak N.
    Intellectual 690 points
    Hi Aslak,

    Ok perfect, thank you very much for your feedback.

    Kind Regards,


    Simone Frau