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Forum Post: Where are the correct host files used for CC3000 version 1.11? Some error/remarks on CC3000 host sources...

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I just in the process to update the local host sources from 1.10 to 1.11.

Can you tell me which files and from which location i need to access to CC3000?

Is there perhaps some documentation which files are needed for which case?

Searching for some constants, they seem to be located sometimes in one file, sometimes in another file:

e.g. AF_INET, sometimes in cc3000_common.h, sometimes in socket.h...

e.g. similar for fd_set, FD_SET, ...

e.g. WLAN_SEC_WPA2, defined in wlan.h, but also in wlan.c, i think wlan.h. is better, because app needs it in wlan_connect.

Found some typos: "teh", "adrress" (e.g. in function name netapp_config_mac_adrress)

ENOBUFS seems to be not used in CC3000 sources, but conflicts with gcc compiler. I removed it locally.

fs_set, FD_SET, ... also seems to conflict. In older version i renamed it, e.g. to cc3000_fd_set.

Another question: I assume that host sources version 1.11 can also work with module version 1.10?

At least the firmware update? So i can detect if module has a old firmware version (at least 1.10),

update the firmware, perhaps reboot, and now have an up-to-date firmware. Is this correct?

Or most SDK version 1.10 be used to update to version 1.11 and then SDK switched to version 1.11

and use it with updated firmware module?

Is there meanwhile a documentation about SPI commands? Which of the SPI commands (or their behaviour) have changed from version 1.10 to 1.11?

Documentation errors:

There is still the documentation error, that key in wlan_connect can only be 16 bytes in size.

See

http://e2e.ti.com/support/low_power_rf/f/851/t/266914.aspx


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