Scott Lahteine
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45f949d833
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TMC2130 Library: @teemuatlut replaces @makertum
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8 years ago |
Moritz
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d67c1d825f
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Add TMC2130 support
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8 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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c6226bb0aa
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Unify config in a single include without nested includes
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8 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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750a1e5116
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Arrange stepper_indirection by axis
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8 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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b5a9647fec
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Use `ENABLED` in `stepper_indirection.h`
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8 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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cbc7f22ad9
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Implement DUAL_NOZZLE_DUPLICATION_MODE
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8 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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260bbb3109
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Fix a couple of simple typos
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8 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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05da02f0a2
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Implement MIXING_EXTRUDER and SWITCHING_EXTRUDER
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8 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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4b4a582c4f
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X_DUAL_STEPPER_DRIVERS implementation
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8 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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07c9a11c3c
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Automatically set X2 stepper pins
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9 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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516e79bbda
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Declare extruder_duplication_enabled in Marlin.h
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9 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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0da744b7b0
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Further cleanup of comments, partial Doxygen-style
Following up on #3231
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9 years ago |
jbrazio
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5e5d250832
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Added gplv3 header to all Marlin files
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9 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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89838cdb10
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Move step macros to stepper_indirection.h
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9 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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0c7f7ebcfb
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Styling adjustments (PR#2668 & PR#2670)
Keep "astyled" reformatting
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9 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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c35fb88094
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Overridable Options - Part 8 (PR#2560)
Apply `ENABLED` / `DISABLED` macros to stepper-related files.
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9 years ago |
Scott Lahteine
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d85861d296
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Move macros, add ENABLED/DISABLED, add includes
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9 years ago |
domonoky
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443e7edef4
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- Add support for L6470 Drivers.
- Both TMC, L6470 and pin-driven drivers work.
- All can be mixed and matched as needed.
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10 years ago |
domonoky
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5727cb3ed4
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Cleanup TMC Stepper a bit.
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10 years ago |
domonoky
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38500165ea
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First attempt at adding TMC Driver support. May need some cleanup.
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10 years ago |
domonoky
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b55995aae8
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Introduce a layer of macro indirection to all stepper pins. This allows other stepper drivers to redefine them, so they can use SPI/I2C instead of direct pin manipulation.
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10 years ago |