MKL16Z64VLH4 support

[wisess]

Hello! What about MKL16Z64VLH4 support? A lot of people have flysky i6 with this processor. Maybe somebody's added it in BMP?

[dragonmux]

Support for that part does not yet exist, but would be a welcome addition

[wisess]

What's needed for it?

[dragonmux]

Most likely, looking at the NXP website, addition of a mkl16.c using the new target guide to write support atop the Cortex-M support, and addition of suitable probe hooks to cortexm.c

blackmagic/src/target/cortexm.c

Lines 638 to 731 in eca63c1

	switch (t->designer_code) {
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_FREESCALE:
	PROBE(kinetis_probe);
	if (t->part_id == 0x88cU) {
	t->driver = "MIMXRT10xx(no flash)";
	target_halt_resume(t, 0);
	}
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_GIGADEVICE:
	PROBE(gd32f1_probe);
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_STM:
	PROBE(stm32f1_probe);
	PROBE(stm32f4_probe);
	PROBE(stm32h7_probe);
	PROBE(stm32l0_probe);
	PROBE(stm32l4_probe);
	PROBE(stm32g0_probe);
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_CYPRESS:
	DEBUG_WARN("Unhandled Cypress device\n");
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_INFINEON:
	DEBUG_WARN("Unhandled Infineon device\n");
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_NORDIC:
	PROBE(nrf51_probe);
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_ATMEL:
	PROBE(samx7x_probe);
	PROBE(sam4l_probe);
	PROBE(samd_probe);
	PROBE(samx5x_probe);
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_ENERGY_MICRO:
	PROBE(efm32_probe);
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_TEXAS:
	PROBE(msp432_probe);
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_SPECULAR:
	PROBE(lpc11xx_probe); /* LPC845 */
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_RASPBERRY:
	PROBE(rp_probe);
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_RENESAS:
	PROBE(renesas_probe);
	break;
	case JEP106_MANUFACTURER_ARM:
	/*
	* All of these have braces as a brake from the standard so they're completely
	* consistent and easier to add new probe calls to.
	*/
	if (t->part_id == 0x4c0U) { /* Cortex-M0+ ROM */
	PROBE(lpc11xx_probe); /* LPC8 */
	} else if (t->part_id == 0x4c1U) { /* NXP Cortex-M0+ ROM */
	PROBE(lpc11xx_probe); /* newer LPC11U6x */
	} else if (t->part_id == 0x4c3U) { /* Cortex-M3 ROM */
	PROBE(lmi_probe);
	PROBE(ch32f1_probe);
	PROBE(stm32f1_probe); /* Care for other STM32F1 clones (?) */
	PROBE(lpc15xx_probe); /* Thanks to JojoS for testing */
	} else if (t->part_id == 0x471U) { /* Cortex-M0 ROM */
	PROBE(lpc11xx_probe); /* LPC24C11 */
	PROBE(lpc43xx_probe);
	} else if (t->part_id == 0x4c4U) { /* Cortex-M4 ROM */
	PROBE(lmi_probe);
	/* The LPC546xx and LPC43xx parts present with the same AP ROM Part
	Number, so we need to probe both. Unfortunately, when probing for
	the LPC43xx when the target is actually an LPC546xx, the memory
	location checked is illegal for the LPC546xx and puts the chip into
	Lockup, requiring a RST pulse to recover. Instead, make sure to
	probe for the LPC546xx first, which experimentally doesn't harm
	LPC43xx detection. */
	PROBE(lpc546xx_probe);
	PROBE(lpc43xx_probe);
	PROBE(kinetis_probe); /* Older K-series */
	PROBE(at32fxx_probe);
	} else if (t->part_id == 0x4cbU) { /* Cortex-M23 ROM */
	PROBE(gd32f1_probe); /* GD32E23x uses GD32F1 peripherals */
	}
	break;
	case ASCII_CODE_FLAG:
	/*
	* these devices enumerate an AP with an empty ascii code,
	* and have no available designer code elsewhere
	*/
	PROBE(sam3x_probe);
	PROBE(ke04_probe);
	PROBE(lpc17xx_probe);
	PROBE(lpc11xx_probe); /* LPC1343 */
	break;
	}

We would embark on this ourself (once we got i.MXRT support done) but we don't presently have parts and NXP's parts are notorious for their errata so testing the support is imperative.

[wisess]

I will try to figure out it. But when you will have possibility let try to add it. Thank you!