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I just thought I'd drop by to announce the release of my latest project, an open source FPGA sprite graphics accelerator. It's definitely my most ambitious project yet and I hope that you find it interesting. It took me several months of evening and weekend hacking to complete this one but it was definitely worth the effort.

There's a video to go with it and of course all the source code, this time including C++ and VHDL, is available on github.

I'm pleased to announce the release of version 3.4.0 of stm32plus. You can review the changes and download it from github.

This release collects together a number of bug fixes and minor enhancements since 3.3.0. The most important change is a small breaking change to the way that timer channels are declared. The modifications required to existing code are so small that I didn't consider it worth bumping up the major release number.

Please review the release notes for details.

Welcome Alan and congrats on getting the design ported into KiCad. I'm looking forward to hearing how the build goes. If I had enough space in my head to learn another design modelling app then KiCad would probably be the one I'd chose. Maybe one day.

There's more to come from me on the PHY front in the future. I wanted to get an RMII PHY done so I designed a board around the KSZ8091RNA in a QFN package. It works and I already pushed support for it to stm32plus. When I get time I'll do the write-up and publish all the sources.