Open-CMSIS-Packs

OPEN-CMSIS-PACKS

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Open-CMSIS-Packs (OCP) are an open standard delivery mechanism for software components, device parameters and evaluation board support. These software packs can include source code, libraries, documentation, device parameters and example projects. The open-standard format is accepted as a method of delivering software to popular IDEs from Arm®, IAR® and NXP which can identify available software packs and install them from public servers. OCPs use version control and metadata to ensure the correct pack is installed. The pack’s metadata helps the IDE identify related packs and configure the project. Partner software packs can specify which MCUXpresso SDK packs have been tested and are compatible.

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Features

Open-CMSIS-Packs

  • Provides metadata of files that relate to a software component
  • Enables version control for software components and identifies incompatible configuration files that may be part of the user application
  • Use of standard interfaces and APIs can increase compatibility and simplify integration of pack software components
  • Metadata of a software component can include dependency information for toolchains, devices and processors to simplify the integration into projects
  • High-quality software: High-quality software: all drivers and startup code are checked with Coverity® static analysis tools

Application Software

  • Graphics and HMI
  • Audio and voice processing
  • Cloud connectivity
  • Motor control
  • Security
  • Storage
  • eIQ® Machine Learning
  • Wireless and wired connectivity
  • Functional safety

RTOS

  • Software examples demonstrating the usage of peripheral drivers, RTOS wrapper drivers, middleware and RTOSes

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  • BSPs and Device Drivers

    MCUXpresso Software Development Kit (SDK) Open-CMSIS-Packs

    EXTERNALRev 1.0Jul 26, 2023 10:08:00MCUXPRESSO-SDK-OPEN-CMSIS-PACKS
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  • Middleware

    AWS Open-CMSIS-Pack

    EXTERNALRev 1.0Jul 26, 2023 09:33:00AWS-OPEN-CMSIS-PACK
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  • Middleware

    wolfSSL Crypto and TLS Open-CMSIS-Pack

    EXTERNALRev 1.0Jul 26, 2023 10:01:00WOLFSSL-CRYPTO-AND-TLS-OPEN-CMSIS-PACK
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  • Middleware

    LVGL Graphics Open-CMSIS-Pack

    EXTERNALRev 1.0Jul 26, 2023 10:04:00LVGL-GRAPHICS-OPEN-CMSIS-PACK
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  • Middleware

    EmSA CAN HD Open-CMSIS-Pack

    EXTERNALRev 1.0Jul 26, 2023 10:06:00EMSA-CAN-HD-OPEN-CMSIS-PACK
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Documentation

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Training

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5 trainings

  • Upcoming Webinar

    The CMSIS Solution Session 3: Graphics Components

    Nov 12, 20241:30 AM CET (UTC+1)1 hrEnglish Level: Beginner
  • Upcoming Webinar

    The CMSIS Solution Session 7: The Machine Learning Integration

    Webinar series, "The CMSIS Solution," where we delve into the benefits, development flow, and layer concept of the work done in the Open-CMSIS-Pack working group, a joint industry effort led by Arm, NXP, and others.
    Jan 28, 20255:00 PM CET (UTC+1)1 hrEnglish Level: Beginner
  • Upcoming Webinar

    The CMSIS Solution Session 4: Industrial Software

    Nov 19, 20241:30 AM CET (UTC+1)1 hrEnglish Level: Beginner
  • Upcoming Webinar

    The CMSIS Solution Session 6: Web Enablement

    Webinar series, "The CMSIS Solution," where we delve into the benefits, development flow, and layer concept of the work done in the Open-CMSIS-Pack working group, a joint industry effort led by Arm, NXP, and others.
    Dec 17, 20245:00 PM CET (UTC+1)1 hrEnglish Level: Beginner
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    The CMSIS Solution Session 5: The Layer Concept

    Webinar series, "The CMSIS Solution," where we delve into the benefits, development flow, and layer concept of the work done in the Open-CMSIS-Pack working group, a joint industry effort led by Arm, NXP, and others.
    Dec 3, 20245:00 PM CET (UTC+1)1 hrEnglish Level: Beginner

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