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@mchp-mcc/scf-pic8-dma-v1

v1.1.2

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DMA - Direct Memory Access

Overview

The Direct Memory Access (DMA) module is designed to service data transfers between different memory regions directly, without intervention from the CPU.

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

[1.1.2] - 2024-04-17

New Features

  • CC8SCRIP-20032 :- Add a hint and a warning relating to the device memory capacity when the Source/Destination Size is configured
  • CC8SCRIP-20009 :- Add a validator/limit to the Source/Destination Message Size UI Component

Bug Fixes

  • CC8SCRIP-19530 :- Incorrect Generated Code for Numeric Values greater than or equal to 1000

[1.1.1] - 2023-09-13

Bug Fixes

  • CC8SCRIP-17618 :- DMA Priority Set: Missing GIE saving in the Priority Lock/Unlock Sequence

[1.1.0] - 2023-08-17

New Features

  • CC8SCRIP-17379 :- Added Support for PIC18FxxQ20
  • CC8SCRIP-14848 :- Added UI settings for Source and Destination Counter Reload Action
  • CC8SCRIP-14847 :- Added UI settings for Start and Abort Trigger Enable
  • CC8SCRIP-14496 :- Added support for the I3C module
  • CC8SCRIP-14183 :- Added support for PIC18(L)FxxK83

Bug Fixes

  • CC8SCRIP-16075 :- DMA module does not generate the source and header files when DMA is disabled in the UI
  • CC8SCRIP-14846 :- Source and Destination variable array should be defined in .c and declared in .h
  • CC8SCRIP-14845 :- Source and Destination variable array should not be defined when Source/Destination Size is 0
  • CC8SCRIP-14809 :- Missing validators for the Source and Destination Variable field

Improvements

  • CC8SCRIP-14844 :- Provided a hint when Source/Destination Size is 0