Renesas RX62N port

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Re: Renesas RX62N port

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Just uploaded USB driver and USB-CDC demo.
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Re: Renesas RX62N port

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Another driver added, this time it is Ethernet MAC and lwIP web server demo.
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Re: Renesas RX62N port

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Impressive, what about creating a forum section dedicated to this architecture? I think it is merge time.

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Re: Renesas RX62N port

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Good idea, but if anyone is interested in this chips? They are not very popular.

Merge to trunk? Why not :) I'll do it soon.

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I don't know how much popular it is but we can give it a try and see if the interest will grow on your solution.

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Re: Renesas RX62N port

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It's popular in some parts of the world; Particularly Japan. Renesas support in the west is a bit... Weird. They aren't very hobbyist-friendly. I have the RX62N promo board and I'm interested in this port. It's a really powerful microcontroller. I also have a few of their other boards and haven't spent much time with them since their tools haven't been very cross-platform friendly. I've used the KPIT Cummins GCC fork, but as I understand it an official version also exists. About a year ago I was able to cross-compile another RTOS for my board, on Linux, but was hoping to run ChibiOS/RT on it some day.

Thanks for your work on this.
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