peripheral legacy layer config overriding the new peripheral config

RE: peripheral legacy layer config overriding the new peripheral config

Simon — Tue, 12 Feb 2019 09:21:57 GMT

No, they are working. But currently the SDK is set up to use the legacy definitions, and that's the easiest approach. Let's use a silly analogy: Imagine a country with a president and a vice-president. Then the president will always have the last word and everybody listens to him, and not the vice. However, if the president is gone, everybody will listen to the vice-president.

The NRFX and the legacy definitions work the same way, the legacy definitions are the dominant ones. In order to use the NRFX definitions, you would need to remove/comment out the legacy definitions.

Best regards,

Simon

RE: peripheral legacy layer config overriding the new peripheral config

M.Anis — Tue, 12 Feb 2019 04:32:41 GMT

Hi Simon,

thank you for your answer.

are you saying that the new NRFX defines in sdk_config.h are not working and we should basically keep using the legacy ones?

Thanks

Anis

RE: peripheral legacy layer config overriding the new peripheral config

Simon — Mon, 11 Feb 2019 13:08:30 GMT

See this answer, where I try to explain the relationship between the NRFX and legacy definitions. Please ask if this didn't help you.

Best regards,

Simon