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The current version is still pretty much what I drafted up initially. The design has shown a few flaws over time, which should be addressed in a new version. Here is an overview:
If I'm not mistaken, sharing in a single execution context (!Send) can be done with even less overhead than the current NullMutex. This should be explored.
A macro should be added for pushing the bus-manager into a static mut, thus giving the references a &'static lifetime which makes sharing between tasks much easier. Ref. How to embed this (resolving lifetime constraints) #13
Try to reduce type-signature sizes with type aliases as much as possible. Because statics require full signatures, it would be great to keep their length as small as possible.
Hi! First, thank you very much for your work, this crate looks great and makes sharing an interface very easy. I wonder how the support for RISC-V is. The ESP Rust board is a RISC-V microcontroller but is able to use this crate under the xtensa feature.
Also, I saw a few of nice PRs for AVR microcontrollers and for a more uniform interface in this crate. How do you plan to add these features? May I help? I'm pretty new in the embedded Rust world, but I'd like to start contributing in useful projects.
The current version is still pretty much what I drafted up initially. The design has shown a few flaws over time, which should be addressed in a new version. Here is an overview:
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s require full signatures, it would be great to keep their length as small as possible.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: