Allow GPIO pin #'s > 7. In functions treating GPIO pin types as part of a bitmask, use the type that's used for this purpose and appropriately set for our target to be wide enough to be used. BL602 has 23 GPIOs, so holding them in a bitmask in a uint8_t works poorly.#57
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Allow GPIO pin #'s > 7. In functions treating GPIO pin types as part of a bitmask, use the type that's used for this purpose and appropriately set for our target to be wide enough to be used. BL602 has 23 GPIOs, so holding them in a bitmask in a uint8_t works poorly.#57robertlipe wants to merge 1 commit into
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In functions treating GPIO pin types as part of a bitmask, use the type that's used for this purpose and appropriately set for our target to be wide enough to be used. BL602 has 23 GPIOs, so holding them in a bitmask in a uint8_t works poorly.
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Thanks for the PR :-) See this: #58 (comment) |
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Summary
Allow GPIO pin #'s > 7. In functions treating GPIO pin types
as part of a bitmask, use the type that's used for this purpose and
appropriately set for our target to be wide enough to be used.
BL602 has 23 GPIOs, so holding them in a bitmask in a uint8_t
works poorly.
Impact
No external impac
Testing
External app controlling GPIO14 on BL602-EVB