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I've never found vendor provided OE BSP layers to be easy to use or useful beyond initial proof-of-concept type work. In general, hardware vendor provided soft
by bradfa 6y ago
I've never found vendor provided OE BSP layers to be easy to use or useful beyond initial proof-of-concept type work. In general, hardware vendor provided software has sucked greatly in my experience.
Taking the vendor provided thing and then removing a lot of the junk, or taking the upstream software project and then selectively cherry-picking some key changes which the vendor has made works pretty well. But this isn't a fast process and requires quite a bit of education about how/why the vendor has done things a certain way and how the upstream open source code in question works. But long term it's been a much better solution for the projects I've worked on when I've been able to do this.
- varjag 6y agoI'm not saying vendor BSPs are easier or harder to use in OE, but that OE is a lot easier if you do extensive modifications. And especially if you have a family of related products.