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[luojia65]

There are many modules unfinished in this project.

• Clock configuration for all modules
• GPIO
• ADC
• DAC
• DMA
• IR (infrared peripheral)
• SPI
• UART (free-run mode)
• UART (fifo mode)
• I2C
• PWM
• TIMER
• Watchdog Timer
• BLE (link its binary or reverse)
• WIFI (use smoltcp etc. for networking)

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[Benjamin-L]

I'd be interested in working on BLE, using the binary blob. I wish I was good enough at reversing to be useful for that, but unfortunately not.

The only set of HCI traits I can find are in bluetooth-hci. I'm not sure how usable or complete this crate is, but it'll be a good starting point.

[luojia65]

@Benjamin-L That's very nice! You can try in your fork, and, feel free to design APIs and functions. Thank you for contribution! :)

[bjoernQ]

I will try to implement SPI master mode - probably not more than what the STM32F1xx hal offers for the start

[bjoernQ]

I will implement I2C functionality

[bjoernQ]

I will implement basic timer functionality including support for interrupts (but not watchdog - should be it's own PR IMHO)

[bjoernQ]

I started looking into using the wifi blobs from Rust. I can already do a wifi scan but it is really going to be a mess so I guess I should keep it in a separate repo/crate.

Problem with the blobs is we need ilp32f abi but none of the built-in targets support that (but we can use a target spec json and nightly build-std). Then we need ilp32f support in riscv and riscv-rt and certainly some support in the hal (probably the easiest thing).

As soon as it looks like something I can show, I will push the code to github. But it will probably take quite some time unfortunately.

[kiyoshigawa]

I will be working to implement generic time support for the timers per this issue: #36

[kiyoshigawa]

I will implement the Watchdog timer.

[CobaltCause]

Gonna take a stab at PWM