Adding newer SDK features to existing application in SDK v10

RE: Adding newer SDK features to existing application in SDK v10

bjorn-spockeli — Thu, 26 Oct 2017 11:35:00 GMT

It is hard to give an estimate on how much time you will spend on the migration, its varies from customer to customer.

However, just based on your description, i.e. your application only implements the NUS, DIS and BAS services, and PWM library together with some peripherals operations, then it should be fairly straight forward to migrate from SDK v10.0 to v12.3. After porting the existing SDK v10.0 app it should also be fairly easy to add the features you mention at the start of your question.

As I mentioned the PM uses FDS and the PM has been labeled as production so its only certain FDS features that are experimental, e.g. FDS_THREADS. So yes, the remaining issues that makes it "experimental" is not a great concern.

RE: Adding newer SDK features to existing application in SDK v10

Hieu — Thu, 26 Oct 2017 09:41:25 GMT

And since you recommend using FDS on SDK v12.3.0, I assume that it performs quite reliably already, and the remaining issues that makes it "experimental" is not a great concern?

RE: Adding newer SDK features to existing application in SDK v10

Hieu — Thu, 26 Oct 2017 09:40:02 GMT

Hi Bjørn,

Could you please give me some overview about how much work should be done for the migration? We are currently under quite a harsh time constraint.

For your reference, our application only use NUS, DIS and BAS services, and PWM library together with some peripherals operations.

RE: Adding newer SDK features to existing application in SDK v10

bjorn-spockeli — Thu, 26 Oct 2017 09:19:59 GMT

Hi Vo,

I recommend migrating to SDK v12.3.0 and S130 v2.1.0 rather than backporting features from the newer SDK versions into SDK v10.0.0

As for the Peer Manager and the Flash Data Storage(FDS) Module, they both offer significant improvements compared to their predecessors (i.e. Device Manager and Persistant Storage). FDS is one of the dependencies of the Peer Manager.