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S32 SDK Release Notes

Version 3.0.0 RTM

Introduction

The S32 Software Development Kit (SDK) from NXP Semiconductors is a comprehensive suite designed to simplify and accelerate application development for NXP S32K microcontrollers. This release, Version 3.0.0 RTM, includes a wide range of peripheral abstraction layers, drivers, RTOS, stacks, and middleware.

This document outlines the key aspects of this release, including new features, resolved issues, the software components included, supported hardware and software versions, and known limitations. It serves as a crucial guide for developers utilizing the S32 SDK.

Key Features and Contents

  • Extensive Software Suite: Includes peripheral abstraction layers, drivers, RTOS, stacks, and middleware.
  • Supported Microcontrollers: Compatible with various S32K series, including S32K116, S32K118, S32K142, S32K144, S32K146, and S32K148.
  • Multiple Compiler Support: Compatible with IAR, GCC, GHS, and DIAB compilers, with detailed compiler options provided.
  • Examples and Documentation: Offers numerous examples demonstrating the usage of various SDK components and provides comprehensive documentation for user guidance.

Support and Resources

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