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Break TX/RX objects into independent classes #83

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DavidZemon opened this issue Apr 3, 2016 · 1 comment
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Break TX/RX objects into independent classes #83

DavidZemon opened this issue Apr 3, 2016 · 1 comment
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When creating interfaces in C++, code space can be saved by breaking classes into their smallest possible interfaces. This means breaking UART and SPI classes at least into a transmit and receive object. I2C probably not since it is bi-directional in nature.
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[#83] UART TX works in LMM & CMM modes; UART RX broken
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[#83] UART RX fixed; UARTTX::puts does not work in COG mode
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[#83] UART RX fixed; UARTTX::puts does not work in COG mode
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Can't close this yet. Still need to split up SPI, and maybe I2C

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