The cheapest STM32H7 costs about 4x more than RP2040 and runs at 5x the clock, so the fact that it would be 5x faster doesn’t imply a defect in this library.
STM32H7 is just an example. Most (all?) STM32 with has hardware SPI slave support. For example the STM32F030C8T6 is on JLCPCB as a basic part (no per-part cost for assembly) at $0.82 while the RP2040 is $1.11.
While the RP2040 and RP2350 has a much nicer to use SDK and for certain applications like USB it is much easier to set up, the STM32 is much more versatile and is just a much more mature product (don't get me started about the RP2350 having broken pull-downs on GPIO pins).
osy|7 months ago
While the RP2040 and RP2350 has a much nicer to use SDK and for certain applications like USB it is much easier to set up, the STM32 is much more versatile and is just a much more mature product (don't get me started about the RP2350 having broken pull-downs on GPIO pins).