
During November 2025, Jorge Gomez focused on stabilizing the SPI build path for the MAX32660 within the analogdevicesinc/msdk repository. He identified and resolved a build issue by correcting the SPIMSS source file reference in CMakeLists.txt, ensuring it matched the actual spimss_reva.c implementation. This targeted fix, discovered during Zephyr project integration, enabled reliable SPI-enabled builds and reduced post-merge debugging. Jorge applied his expertise in CMake and embedded systems to improve build reliability and maintainability. His disciplined approach to version control and cross-repo troubleshooting directly accelerated integration workflows and reduced build-time failures for SPI variants in embedded environments.
November 2025 monthly summary for the analogdevicesinc/msdk repo focused on stabilizing the SPI build path for MAX32660. Key action was correcting the SPIMSS source file name in CMakeLists.txt to align with the actual file spimss_reva.c, enabling successful SPI builds. This fix was implemented with commit 3c392f1f0c9c842ab3f3958fdd08cf368d9ca3f8 and discovered during Zephyr project integration. Impact and outcomes: - SPI-enabled builds for MAX32660 now complete, reducing post-merge debugging and time-to-integration for SPI workflows. - Build reliability improved through accurate CMake references, lowering the risk of regressions in the MAX32660 SPI path. - Clear traceability from commit to build outcome, supporting faster debugging and maintenance in the MSDK build configuration. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - CMake build configuration and troubleshooting - Cross-repo debugging with Zephyr-based projects - SPI/I2S subsystem integration for MAX32660 - Version control discipline and change traceability Business value: - Accelerates customer-ready integration of SPI-enabled variants - Reduces build-time failures and debugging overhead, enabling quicker feature rollouts and QA readiness.
November 2025 monthly summary for the analogdevicesinc/msdk repo focused on stabilizing the SPI build path for MAX32660. Key action was correcting the SPIMSS source file name in CMakeLists.txt to align with the actual file spimss_reva.c, enabling successful SPI builds. This fix was implemented with commit 3c392f1f0c9c842ab3f3958fdd08cf368d9ca3f8 and discovered during Zephyr project integration. Impact and outcomes: - SPI-enabled builds for MAX32660 now complete, reducing post-merge debugging and time-to-integration for SPI workflows. - Build reliability improved through accurate CMake references, lowering the risk of regressions in the MAX32660 SPI path. - Clear traceability from commit to build outcome, supporting faster debugging and maintenance in the MSDK build configuration. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - CMake build configuration and troubleshooting - Cross-repo debugging with Zephyr-based projects - SPI/I2S subsystem integration for MAX32660 - Version control discipline and change traceability Business value: - Accelerates customer-ready integration of SPI-enabled variants - Reduces build-time failures and debugging overhead, enabling quicker feature rollouts and QA readiness.

Overview of all repositories you've contributed to across your timeline