Transactional I2C #542
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LGTM. Is it tested? |
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I have tested on operations sequences Write-Write and Write-Read, and single Write. No problems detected in these cases. |
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bors r+ |
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A transactional HAL API implementation for I2C. Closes #445.
I have to rework i2c code to implement this:
prepare_read,prepare_write- methods to send start and address onlywrite_wo_prepare,read_wo_prepare- methods like oldread,writebut they do not send start and address.read_bytes,write_bytes- this methods now only for send/receive. The do not send start, stop or address.Note: I have to create duplicate methods
transaction_sliceandtransactionbecauseOperationdoesn't implement Clone to send slice as iterator.