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Driver: Tfm

The TFM driver is a valuable software component for embedded systems that require efficient and accurate floating-point mathematical operations. Its tiny footprint, configurability, and high accuracy make it an attractive solution for a wide range of applications.

The TFM (Tiny Floating-point Math) driver! tfm driver

my_sensor_partition.c :

The TFM driver is suitable for various applications, including: The TFM driver is a valuable software component

The TFM driver is a software component designed to provide floating-point mathematical operations for microcontrollers or other embedded systems with limited processing capabilities. The driver's primary goal is to enable efficient and accurate floating-point computations while minimizing code size and memory usage. tfm driver

psa_signal_t signals = 0;