* Create an `soc` module with a submodule for each chip, move `peripherals` in
* Move the `cpu_control` module into `soc`
* Move the `efuse` module into `soc`
* Refactor type definitions from `gpio` module into `soc`
* Put all embassy-related files in a common directory
* Change visibility of `GpioPin` constructor
* ground work for async dma (gdma only atm)
* Add async DMA (GDMA) - esp32c3/esp32c2
* Add Async SPI impl for esp32c3/c2
* Remove private modules from DMA
* add async spi example for esp32c3
* Switch to assoc wakers instead of a static array
* add support for esp32/esp32s2
* add support for esp32s3
* run fmt
* add c2 example, fix CI
* Remove redundant comments
* Update PACs and modify `esp-hal-common` to use new `esp-riscv-rt` package
* Update `esp32c2-hal` and `esp32c3-hal` to use `esp-riscv-rt` as well
* Update all RISC-V examples to use `esp-riscv-rt`
* Update RISC-V trap frame handling according to review feedback
* Add `is_listening` to `Pin` trait
* Add `Wait` impl for Gpio Input
* Add GPIO wait example for C3
* Ensure correct bank is accessed in interrupt
* Add esp32c2 wait example
* Add esp32s3 wait example
* Add esp32s2 wait example
* Add esp32 wait example
* Run fmt
* Add example to cargo tomls
* Add top level docs for embassy examples
* Mention the higher MSRV for async in the README
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Co-authored-by: Jesse Braham <jesse@beta7.io>
* Refactor `clock` and `clocks_ll` into a common module
* Add a ROM function linker script to each HAL and provide some functions
* Use the provided ROM functions instead of transmuting addresses
* Fix CI workflow for ESP32-S2
* Update `riscv`, `riscv-rt` dependencies, plus PACs for RISC-V chips
* Update `riscv-atomic-emulation-trap` package
* Update the `embassy-executor` dev dependency to a newer version
* wip: initial implementation of transmission only.
* Moved TWAI to its own directory and added initial reception of packets.
* Added extended id transmit and receive.
* Added maybe better code for making packet filters.
* Fixed bug with ids and improved methods of copying data to the peripheral.
* Added some guards against Bus Off
* Added reception of remote frames.
* Clean up of comments, etc
* Updated TWAI naming and cleaned up example a bit.
* Updated bitselector to include better unpacking methods.
* Add embedded-can and limit initial TWAI implementation to esp32c3.
* Added embedded-can to esp32c3 twai example.
* Switched twai filter to using bytestrings.
Co-authored-by: dimi <dimi.polonski@gmail.com>
* Implemented new() for twai filters.
* Clean up TWAI docs and example.
* Fix filter constructors and add examples.
* pre driver PeripheralRef update.
* PeripheralRef/twai
* Format comments with nightly rustfmt.
* Add gpio PeripheralRef and use volatile for direct register access.
Co-authored-by: dimi <dimi.polonski@gmail.com>
* Add the peripheral module plus some helper macros in preparation
* peripheral macro
* Add peripheral generation macro
* Fixes after rebase
* Update the signature of Peripherals::take
* syncronise hello world example
* fmt the entire repo
Co-authored-by: Jesse Braham <jesse@beta7.io>
- Rename timg feature to timg0 to better refect which TG is being used
- Use the time_driver::TimerType in the signature of init to fix#268
- Update examples
- Fix CI features
- Add timg0 cfg to build.rs
* Add untested basic SHA for esp-sX/cX chips
* Fix ptr type inconsistency for S2
* Add ESP32 impl & fix process_buffer latch issue
* Add debug example for SHA accelerator
* Clean up no-op buffer prints
* Test vector parity (on esp32s3)
* Checkpoint for converting to alignment helper
* Finish refactoring & additional parity tests on esp32s3
* Remove core_intrinsics requirement for now
* Fix case where (src.len() % 4) == 3
* Finish sha2 example with performance comparison (12-61x speedup)
* Refactor ESP32 to alignment helper & Clean up example
* Prevent out-of-bounds reads in ESP32 version
* Revert Cargo debug changes
* Remove cargo config.toml
* Clean up example
* Remove common/rust-toolchain & ignore in future
* Might as well use actual size_of const
* Remove SHA512/SHA384 for C2/C3
* Directly import nb::block! to remove unused import warning & fix c2 feature detect
* Remove stray newlines
* Fix esp32c2 having SHA256
* ESP32 also has SHA384
* Remove comments that don't have a purpose
* Clean up example & finish() handling
* Add examples & add ESP32 free()
* Update C2/C3 examples to show accurate algorithm used
* Fix busy check for ESP32
* Remove outdated TODO comment
* Update PAC for ESP3 and (actually) fix busy check
* Refactor ESP32 version to reduce search space
* Add debug printlns to sha example & clean up comments
* Fix ESP32 version, finally
Co-authored-by: ferris <ferris@devdroplets.com>
Co-authored-by: Jesse Braham <jesse@beta7.io>
* wip: timg embassy driver
- read_raw on timg renamed to now()
- timg initialized and stored in static for use in the embassy driver
- timg sets alarm value
- untested whether alarms actually trigger
* TIMG timer driver for esp32, esp32s3
- Adds the timg timer block as a time driver for embassy
- Not enabled on the C3 as it only has one timer block, better to use
systimer
- s2 example added but can't build due to atomic requirements in
futures-core
* Add S2 atomic support with emulation, fixup embassy support for the S2
* Move executor & static-cell to dev deps. Make eha optional
* Add c2 support, run fmt
* Update to crates.io embassy releases
* Update eha
* update timg time driver to new trait
* Remove exception feature of esp-backtrace and use the user handler for backtracing
* Add async testing workflow
* Update systick example
* Fix S2 examples
* Update xtensa-toolchain
* set rustflags for s2 target
* Disable systick for esp32s2 until we can fix the noted issues
* review improvements
- Fix intr prio array being off by one
- emabssy time prio interrupt set to max prio
- use cfg instead of feature for systick detection
* Update example time delays
Previously it assumed that the entry point was allocated at the
beginning of the ".rwtext" output section, which is not always true.
Signed-off-by: Gustavo Henrique Nihei <gustavo.nihei@espressif.com>
