Generate i.MX RT boot-time data structures.
i.MX RT processors require certain data structures in order to configure FlexSPI and SEMC peripherals. The data structurs must be placed in a certain region of memory, with values that describe how a peripheral should interact with that memory. The data structures only support certain values, and need a particular layout in order to boot the system.
The imxrt-boot-gen crate helps you generate data structures to boot i.MX RT processors.
As of this writing, the API supports
- serial NOR flash
Other configurations, like NAND flash and parallel SEMC, may be added in the future.
Add imxrt-boot-gen to your dependencies, and select your processor with a feature flag:
[dependencies]
imxrt-boot-gen = { features = ["imxrt1060"] }The entire API is const. You may define your data structures at compile
time, and assign the values to static memory in your embedded program.
See the module-level documentation for more information about the API.
The crate requires a feature selection. Features correlate to i.MX RT processor families. The supported features are listed below.
"imxrt1010""imxrt1060""imxrt1064""imxrt1170"
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