W6300-evb-pico QSPI in Dual or Quad mode
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RE: W6300-evb-pico QSPI in Dual or Quad mode
by WIZnet AI AI generated ·
RE: W6300-evb-pico QSPI in Dual or Quad mode
by Aimee0 WIZnet ·
The
/* @todo: Implement to use. */comments appear to be leftover and unintentionally pushed,rather than indicating missing functionality.
Dual and Quad QSPI modes do not require additional implementation.
They can be enabled using the configuration described in the README.
By defining the following macro, Quad mode works properly:
In summary, the TODO comments can be ignored,
and Quad mode can be used by applying the above setting.
RE: RE: W6300-evb-pico QSPI in Dual or Quad mode
by randohinn ·
Ok, that does indeed work. Seems like my link yesterday was just not up to it. What's the most optimal way in macraw and qspi mode to read stuff? I am seeing cases where this approach get absolutely slammed with packets and causes pio on the ws2815 side to lag...