[RTOS Support] Can driver for STM32F429i-Discovery

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Can driver for STM32F429i-Discovery

Posted by spakka on March 17, 2015

Hello everyone. I'm new to FreeRTOS and I would use the bus can of the board stm32f429i-discovery. I use Eclipse + GCC. I wanted to ask the forum if there was any example as a starting point for development. I did not understand whether to use FreeRTOS + IO directly or drivers available from st.com.

Thank you and good day.

Can driver for STM32F429i-Discovery

Posted by rtel on March 17, 2015

The +IO product does not (officially) include CAN (although I seem to recall an unofficial version somewhere), and is not ported to that part in any case - so I would recommend just sticking with the ST drivers directly.

Regards.