|
||
| Products Download Events Support Videos | ||
Technical Support
On-Line Manuals
RL-ARM User's Guide (MDK v4)
RL-RTX
RL-FlashFS
Technical Data
NAND Flash Translation Layer
Embedded File System
Memory Organization
Allocation Information
File Data Fragments
Limitations
Configuring RL-FlashFS
Source Files
Configuration Options
File System
Flash Drive
SPI Flash Drive
RAM Drive
Memory Card Drive
USB Flash Drive
NAND Flash Drive
Using RL-FlashFS
Using Flash Devices
Flash Driver
Sector Layout
Converting FlashPrg.c
Converting FlashDev.c
Limitations When Using Internal Flash
Using SPI Flash Devices
SPI Flash Driver
SPI Sector Layout
Using RAM Devices
Using Memory Card Devices
MCI Driver
SPI Driver
Using FlashFS with USB Devices
FAT Driver
Using NAND Devices
NAND Driver
NAND Page Data Layout
Function Overview
File I/O Routines
File Maintenance Routines
File Time Support Routines
Flash Driver Routines
FAT Driver Routines
MCI Driver Routines
SPI Driver Routines
NAND Driver Routines
IOC Interface Routines
System Routines
RL-TCPnet
RL-CAN
RL-USB
Example Programs
Library Reference
Appendix
Function Overview
This section describes the RL-FlashFS functions, which are grouped into the following categories:
- File I/O Routines perform file read and write operations.
- File Maintenance Routines perform file management operations.
- File Time Support Routines set time and date stamps.
- Flash Driver Routines perform read, write, and erase operations on Flash memory devices.
- FAT Driver Routines perform read, write, and erase operations on FAT media.
- MCI Driver Routines perform communication operations with a memory card in SD-Native mode.
- SPI Driver Routines perform communication operations with a memory card or SPI data Flash device.
- NAND Driver Routines perform communication operations with a NAND Flash device.
- IOC Interface Routines perform communication with all media devices that support FAT.
- System Routines to initialize the RL-FlashFS system or drive.
Note
- The RL-FlashFS routines are not reentrant, and can not be called from the interrupt handler functions.
ProductsDevelopment Tools |
Hardware & Collateral |
Downloads |
Support |
Contact |
 |
||||