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as a temporary workaround for the fact that SerialUSB is often blocking,
this crude implementation makes the low-level C usbSendBytes function
non-blocking (with a return code of bytes sent) and implements a 2ms
timeout in the wirish write() function.
also adds begin(), end(), getDTR(), getRTS(), pending(). device is still
initialized the old fashioned way during init() so that, eg, autoreset
will work. includes a simple multi-test program.
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Removed dependency on libcs3.a because Codesourcery does not provide the
source for it.
We now link against a modified libcs3-lanchon-stm32.a built from parts
in public domain from Lanchon, and a start_c.c from Codesourcery that is
licensed under a permissive license.
Also removed all of the extra linker cruft from the stm32conf directory.
The linker files now live in support/ld
The openocd scripts now live in support/openocd
The udev rules and copy-to-ide scripts now live in support/scripts
The source lives in support/ld/libcs3-lanchon-stm32.tar.gz
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port now 1eaf:0004) and fixed a bug in reset.py,
added a no-delay usb serial loop to main.cpp as an example. has no problem at 115200 in minicom!
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wirish init
this involved some some changes to copy-to-ide, WProgram.h, and the makefile. Separated the reset.py from the wait.py so that the program closes the serial port correctly.
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Initial commit of a polling-based SPI driver. The driver is limited to
synchronous, blocking sends and a 8-bit data frame format. Tested on
SPI1 and SPI2.
Other peripherals are temporarily disabled, and the rx function
is untested until I find a good peripheral to test everything on.
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