easiest way to share data between cores in STM32H745
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‎2023-07-21 2:10 AM
Hello @RMcCa
I am working on the same area where i want to write variable in shared memory of SRAM4 via M4 and to read from M7.
I have gone through your post Best/easiest way to share data between cores in ST... - STMicroelectronics Community
Could you please let me know how to do sharing and writing reading variable in STM32
Thanks in advance
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‎2023-07-26 5:51 AM - edited ‎2023-07-26 5:52 AM
Hello @Nsg1987,
Thank you for highlighting a frequent topic/question. Here is an example developed by our colleague in which you can test Inter-CPU asynchronous communication. However, I guess we cannot judge if this is the best or easiest way to share data between two cores.
Hope this helps!
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‎2023-07-23 8:05 AM
Generating a duplicate topics for the same issue is spamming. Why are you spamming?
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‎2023-07-26 5:51 AM - edited ‎2023-07-26 5:52 AM
Hello @Nsg1987,
Thank you for highlighting a frequent topic/question. Here is an example developed by our colleague in which you can test Inter-CPU asynchronous communication. However, I guess we cannot judge if this is the best or easiest way to share data between two cores.
Hope this helps!
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‎2023-07-26 3:28 PM
That link was in the topic, which he said he did read, and it was also recently already given to him specifically and the reaction was: "Could you share any other way..." Beginners cannot do everything - one has to learn things.
