Hi, I'm starting development for a non-volatile flash driver (norflash) and would like to know where I should start. I understand I should respect the IO Manager interface (with the driver table: read, open, init, write, etc).
I do not understand if there is a standard way to manage block devices. I've seen this: https://docs.rtems.org/doxygen/releases/rtems-doxygen-4.11.3/group__rtems__blkdev.html If I do NOT intend to mount a filesystem on the memory, should I implement a generic disk device? (I'm no interested in the device buffer funtionalty neither). I've seen an example of a norflash implementing the flash disk device interface, what would be the advantage of using this instead of the generic disk device api? Any help in pointing me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Regards
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