Hi Miquel,

I would be super happy if you would accept it (or an adapted version of it) 
cause I think it doesn't really belong to the PLC4X Wiki and no one will find 
it there.

And I would really prefer a table instead of a list as this allows to compare, 
sort, filter (well it could if the page would support that, but with all these 
magic JS tools, I guess it shouldn't be that difficult)

Chris


Am 13.04.20, 13:28 schrieb "Miguel Azevedo" <miguella...@gmail.com>:

    Hi Chris,
    
    Nice job! Regarding the nRF52832(and I suppose this is valid for other
    SoCs from the same family, namely 811 and 840), AES isn't dependent on
    the package so every board which features such SoC should haave this
    feature.
    The list you compiled looks nice, we recently started a new section on
    our documentation called Board Support, the intent is to provide a
    device list pointing to a support status page for each devboard. I
    feel that your table would be a great addition there!
    https://mynewt.apache.org/latest/os/bsp/index.html
    
    Best regards,
    Miguel Azevedo
    
    On Mon, Apr 13, 2020 at 11:28 AM Christofer Dutz
    <christofer.d...@c-ware.de> wrote:
    >
    > Hi all,
    >
    > in order to select the right platform for my attempt to bring Apache 
PLC4X to the embedded world and to create a MyNewt integration module, I 
created a table with all the development boards listed in the “bsp” section and 
tried to gather the information I could find on the boards to compile a table 
you can use to compare the different platforms.
    >
    > I think after going through the schematics of 62 development boards I now 
should be pretty much equipped to go purchasing some hardware.
    > I hope I got most information correct as I have to admit the differences 
between the specs of the MCUs and the specs of the boards were sometimes quite 
big. Also was I not always sure if all features were correctly listed in the 
dev-board specs. For example Nordic nRF52832 MCUs seem to have a built in 
ability for AES encryption, however this was only mentioned on one or two of 
the boards, so I’m not sure if it’s disabled on the others of if it’s just not 
explicitly listed up.
    >
    > But as I know that I manually had to click through the list of devices on 
your start-page several times now, perhaps this list could be an interesting 
addition to your website? It took me more than 24 hours to compile this list. I 
know it would help people like me to get started … cause in the beginning for 
me it was totally frustrating to not be able to compare the different platforms.
    >
    > 
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/PLC4X/Creating+a+version+of+PLC4X+drivers+that+work+on+Apache+MyNewt
    >
    > Chris
    

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