fix(PeriphDrivers): Fix MAX32690 I2C Recovery Failures for TQFN Package

Libraries/Boards/MAX32690/EvKit_V1/board.mk

@@ -31,6 +31,9 @@ SRCS += pb.c
 SRCS += tft_st7735.c
 
 PROJ_CFLAGS+=-DEXT_FLASH_MX25
+# Define "MAX32690GTK_PACKAGE_TQFN", which some drivers use to work around MAX32690 Rev A2 Errata #16:
+# https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/max32690_a2_errata_rev2.pdf
+PROJ_CFLAGS += -DMAX32690GTK_PACKAGE_TQFN
 
 MISC_DRIVERS_DIR ?= $(MAXIM_PATH)/Libraries/MiscDrivers
 

Libraries/PeriphDrivers/Source/I2C/i2c_me18.c

@@ -54,18 +54,29 @@ int MXC_I2C_Init(mxc_i2c_regs_t *i2c, int masterMode, unsigned int slaveAddr)
      *
      * See MAX32690 Rev A2 Errata #16:
      * https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/max32690_a2_errata_rev2.pdf
+     * 
+     * Additionally, note that the TQFN package does not expose some of the duplicate pins.  For this package,
+     * enabling the un-routed GPIOs has been shown to cause initialization issues with the I2C block.
+     * To work around this, "MAX32690GTK_PACKAGE_TQFN" can be defined by the build system.  The recommend place
+     * to do it is in the "board.mk" file of the BSP.  This will prevent the inaccessible pins from being configured.
      */
     if (i2c == MXC_I2C0) {
         MXC_SYS_ClockEnable(MXC_SYS_PERIPH_CLOCK_I2C0);
         MXC_GPIO_Config(&gpio_cfg_i2c0);
+#ifndef MAX32690GTK_PACKAGE_TQFN
         MXC_GPIO_Config(&gpio_cfg_i2c0a);
+#endif
     } else if (i2c == MXC_I2C1) {
         MXC_SYS_ClockEnable(MXC_SYS_PERIPH_CLOCK_I2C1);
         MXC_GPIO_Config(&gpio_cfg_i2c1);
+#ifndef MAX32690GTK_PACKAGE_TQFN
         MXC_GPIO_Config(&gpio_cfg_i2c1a);
+#endif
     } else if (i2c == MXC_I2C2) {
         MXC_SYS_ClockEnable(MXC_SYS_PERIPH_CLOCK_I2C2);
+#ifndef MAX32690GTK_PACKAGE_TQFN
         MXC_GPIO_Config(&gpio_cfg_i2c2);
+#endif
         MXC_GPIO_Config(&gpio_cfg_i2c2c);
     } else {
         return E_NO_DEVICE;