A user flash parameter library for Raspberry Pi RP2040

GitHub user Elehobica has coded a C++ code library to store user parameters at the end part of flash memory of a Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller. With microcontrollers lacking EEPROM for parameters, having a small amount of Flash can be used in a similar manner. An overview:

  • Store user parameters at the end part of flash memory of RP2040
  • Allow parameter to have one type out of various primitive types
  • Provide default value for factory reset
  • Provide flash address auto calculation, otherwise allow to designate arbitary flash address
  • Serve direct access setter and getter linked to the parameter’s type
  • Also serve access setter and getter by id, which requires to select the correct type

See more on GitHub.


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