Type safe interface for Raspberry Pi 3 #6
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Hi, just sending a ping :) |
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Hi @co-dan, thanks for the PR. Currently I can't really comment much since I still do not have access to any RPi that I could test this on which is also why I haven't merged #3 yet. Don't want to merge stuff that doesn't even compile and there is no simple way to have CI run this code, since it depends on RPi-exclusive stuff. I'll try to find someone who can give me shell access to a Pi 3 or 4. |
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Ah, I wish I could give you shell access on mine, but I am behind a heavy NAT :( |
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So, this took a while. I've made the initial interface quite some time ago, but recently I got to test it by writing a small API for an LCD.
Anyway, this only includes the API for Raspberry Pi 3 and only in the GPIO layout (Broadcom numbers of pins).
What do you think?