For the "BASE0/1" in the doc of infocenter: does it mean the address before "addr_conv", or after?

Hi Kenneth,

Thank you very much for all the explanation!

My 2 cents here for Nordic and other viewers, as the user of nfr_esb, or: the caller of "nrf_esb_set_base_address_0/1(p_addr)":

• The "avoid address" list should be described as an "unsigned char" array, same as "p_addr", like "p_addr != {0xXX, 0xXX, 0x00, 0x00}":
  • When I first time get the info "BASE0=0x0000XXXX", I have to look into the "nrf_esb_set_base_address_0/1" to check its endian for preparing my "p_addr", then I found the "addr_conv" which is used not only for checking, but also before writing "p_addr" to the BASE0/1 registers.
• Also, the "BASE0/1" in the address list confuses me very much which I think should not be listed here:
  • I found Nordic uses  "addr_conv" to convert my input "p_addr" before writing it to the "BASE0/1" registers. So the question comes out naturally: oh you said "BASE0=0x0000XXXX" is not suggested, then I need to ensure that my input "p_addr" won't become "0x0000XXXX" after your "addr_conv", since I think the "BASE0" here is the register "BASE0", not my input parameter "p_addr"。
  • I know the  "addr_conv" won't change the value like "0000" actually, but it still confused me much when it is just before writing to register "BASE0".
• Totally, although there are many open-source in Nordic and helps us engineering very much, there still should be a clear and easy-understanding description for every function.

Thanks!

Hi Kenneth,

Thank you very much for all the explanation!

My 2 cents here for Nordic and other viewers, as the user of nfr_esb, or: the caller of "nrf_esb_set_base_address_0/1(p_addr)":

• The "avoid address" list should be described as an "unsigned char" array, same as "p_addr", like "p_addr != {0xXX, 0xXX, 0x00, 0x00}":
  • When I first time get the info "BASE0=0x0000XXXX", I have to look into the "nrf_esb_set_base_address_0/1" to check its endian for preparing my "p_addr", then I found the "addr_conv" which is used not only for checking, but also before writing "p_addr" to the BASE0/1 registers.
• Also, the "BASE0/1" in the address list confuses me very much which I think should not be listed here:
  • I found Nordic uses  "addr_conv" to convert my input "p_addr" before writing it to the "BASE0/1" registers. So the question comes out naturally: oh you said "BASE0=0x0000XXXX" is not suggested, then I need to ensure that my input "p_addr" won't become "0x0000XXXX" after your "addr_conv", since I think the "BASE0" here is the register "BASE0", not my input parameter "p_addr"。
  • I know the  "addr_conv" won't change the value like "0000" actually, but it still confused me much when it is just before writing to register "BASE0".
• Totally, although there are many open-source in Nordic and helps us engineering very much, there still should be a clear and easy-understanding description for every function.

Thanks!