CMSIS-Driver
Abstract
The CMSIS-Driver specification defines a generic driver interface for a range of common microcontroller peripherals. The original rationale for the CMSIS-Driver specification was to provide a standardized set of interfaces for middleware libraries. This allows any middleware library that uses CMSIS-Drivers to be easily reused on any microcontroller with a matching CMSIS-Driver. So, for example, we can create a TCP/IP library that uses a CMSIS ethernet driver and then use it on any microcontroller which has the same driver without the need for any porting or other low-level code development. This is great news for anyone developing a reusable software component, as you can instantly support a wide range of microcontrollers ...
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