Add portduino platform, encode SPI device in spi_host #561
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Much simpler, moved the gnarly bits down into the Portduino layer. Also unified the approach between the touch and panel SPI layers. |
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Looks better now :) |
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@tobozo what do we think about this approach? |
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@jp-bennett much lighter, less is more 👍 |
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@mverch and I hashed out the SPI device problem, and what we came up with was a scheme to encode the SPI bus as the lower 4 bits of spi_host, and the device as the upper 4 bits. The change on the Portduino side was to make sure that multiple HardwareSPI objects could be created, and safely point to the same device.