periph:
- Type was an approximation to enforce priority ordering. Remove the need for
approximate ordering by improving gpio instead to support out-of-order pin
registration. This has the side effect of increasing parallelism. This saved
~5ms on "gpio-list" runtime (out of 30ms) when run on a Raspberry Pi 3.
gpio:
- Redo RegisterAlias() to support out of order registration.
- Replace Functional() with Aliases(), which is much more generic.
- Unexport PinAlias, it is not necessary anymore.
- Improve error messages by wrapping the error, it helps legibility in case of
errors.
- Remove Unregister(), it will be added back when there's an actual call site.
- Remove the (%d) number on sysfs-gpio and bcm283x since it wasn't useful.
- sysfs-gpio: Fix edge when switching output.
- consistently fix accumulated edged when calling sysfs.Pin.In().
lirc:
- Stop mapping IR_IN and IR_OUT when the pin is not mapped.
periph-smoketest:
- Fix to use host.Init(), otherwise drivers weren't correctly loaded.
Fixes#45
(I think)
- Remove fmt.Stringer and io.Writer from conn.Conn. This makes it compatible
with exp/io.
- Rename i2c.Conn to i2c.Bus since this was confusion. This clarifies the
distinction between a point-to-point connection and a bus.
- Add these to bus specific interfaces, i2c.Bus, spi.Conn, uart.Conn.
Fixes#15.
Ran:
git sed 's/pio/periph/g
git sed 's/gperiph/gpio/g'
git sed 's/Gperiph/Gpio/g'
git sed 's/PIO/Periph/g'
git sed 's/GPeriph/GPIO/g'
git mv pio.go periph.go
git mv pio_test.go periph_test.go
cd cmd
git mv pio-info periph-info
git mv pio-setup periph-setup
where 'git sed' is an alias to run sed over all files in git ls-files.
Fixes#11.
make the i2c address of bme280 configurable
The address can either be 0x76 or 0x77. It depends on hardware configuration.
If you connect SDO to GND its 0x76
If you connect SDO to V(DDIO) its 0x77.
* Add me to the authors.
* the bme280 cmd uses the new address option
* initialize default addr on definition
M-A