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If you look at ST's product chart page, STM32F4XX microcontrollers can have anywhere from 512K to 2056K of flash, maybe they're suggesting that 512K doesn't jus
by parsecs 6y ago
If you look at ST's product chart page, STM32F4XX microcontrollers can have anywhere from 512K to 2056K of flash, maybe they're suggesting that 512K doesn't justify the use of small rtos?
- Aengeuad 6y agoIt can be as low as 64K in the case of the STM32F410 but I can't tell whether it would be supported.
- numlock86 6y agoWhile I am aware of the technical specs, my point is about the wording itself. This was just an example. The "Docs" section for example doesn't actually hold any documentation. Something about this website feels uncanny, hence my (joking) guess regarding GPT-3.
- monocasa 6y agoThey're probably talking about boards like this that also have megabytes of SDRAM. https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/32f429idiscovery.html https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/32f429idiscovery.html
- Gibbon1 6y agoIt's usually not the amount of flash that's the problem with an RTOS on an embedded microcontroller. It's the amount of RAM. Because each process requires it's own stack. That said STM32 parts generally have enough.