Hi,
I have updated the Device File Generator and it yields much better results now.
With the exception of the newest devices (like the new ATmega88 or the STM32F429) all AVR and STM32 devices are now available.
Since I only want to include tested Device Files in xpcc, I will not check them all in, but make them available via Dropbox:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mocxy5jbrth68ad/xml.zip
Please test them, and check them in, if you are satisfied with it.
Cheers,
Niklas
PS: If you want to generate some device files as well, here are the source files:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6nnph5pm9h3c9cm/STM_devices.ziphttps://www.dropbox.com/s/3xg3qgfjs6ds4y1/AVR_devices.zip
Hi,
I was wondering why we have the UART HAL layer for the STM32? What does
it add apart from making the UART classes more complex?
Background: Two days ago I did a small evening project to build a DMX512
light controller. In order to do that I needed a UART with two stopbits.
As it was intended to be done fast, I copied the Usart1 class and was
annoyed to have to figure out what class does what and to have to
implement my changes in both classes.
Cheers,
Fabian
