Thought this might be interesting.
NXP has launched its S32K1 family of scalable ARM Cortex-M devices together with a suite of automotive grade tools and software. In applications where the use of AUTOSAR is not mandated, the S32K platform provides a path for self-development with a free-of-charge, pre-qualified, automotive-grade software development kit (SDK) that enables rapid prototyping with simple drag and drop functionality. For AUTOSAR applications, NXP’s MCAL and OS support has been expanded with new Complex Device Drivers (CDD) and a new S32K starter kit is available free of charge for evaluation.
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Steve Izett

What does it cost Steve? Is it programed in C?

What is meant by "pre-qualified"?

Is there a web site some where we can learn more about it.

Sounds like the Raspberry Pi :-)

There appears to be a trend for using multi core, low cost, smart cell phone
processors for mechanical control.

If it had a DOS like OS  and interpreted BASIC, like the Maximite, I would go for it in a
micro second :-)


Paul Lamar

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