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MCUXpresso: Update LPC Flash driver program page function #8528
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The comment for FLASHIAP_CopyRamToFlash() says it can handle num_of_bytes:
"The addresses should be a 256 byte boundary and the number of bytes should be 256 | 512 | 1024 | 4096."
Here num_of_bytes can be any number aligned to 256. Its worth double checking whether 256|512|1024|4096 also includes other multiplies of 256... e.g. 768
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I modified the test to set the test_size to be page_size * 3, the tests passed.
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I appreciate it - thanks!