* Addition of I2C master driver for STM32, Generalization of ISSI3731 driver
- Addition of an i2c_master driver for STM32 to replicate expectations of AVR driver.
- Moved ISSI3731 driver one level up to make it accesible by both architectures.
- Renamed ISSI3731 functions to a more general name for preparation of other ISSI drivers.
- Added compiler directives where necessary to differenciate each architecture.
* converted tabs to spaces
* Added buswerks keymap
* cleaned up comments on buswerks keymap
* Added buswerks keymap readme.md
* Fixed spelling in buswerks readme.md
* Removed unnecessary includes, changed process_record_user to now use set_single_persistent_default_layer(), removed deprecated functions, and moved the audio ifdef block to config.h
* Created base sixshooter configuration
* Added SixShooter basic LED on/off support.
* Updated LED identifier numbers to align with layout identifiers (and IDs on PCB).
* Minor sixshooter documentation cleanup.
* Added sixshooter info.json file.
* Moved sixshooter custom keycodes out of keymaps and into base keyboard files, small documentation tweaks.
* Removed unnecessary boot section size definition.
* Removing CONFIG_H if/define and replacing with #pragma once.
* Adding my personal planck keymap
* Adding readme.md to my keymap
* Create my userspace
add users/ishtob/
* Moved macros off keymap
macros now exsists in my userspace, moved them off keyboard specific keymaps
* Create my userspace
add users/ishtob/
* rebase from main QMK repo
* add change_reciver2sender()/change_sender2reciver()
This is a change to improve readability.
* txled, rxled off in matrix_init()
* add serial_send_packet() / serial_recive_packet()
This is a change to reduce object size.
* add serial_low() at ISR() top
* add __attribute__((always_inline)) to some functions
* modify serial_send_packet()/serial_recive_packet()
A little, object size reduction.
A little, speedup.
* add debug code to helix/serial.c
* Adjust sampling timing of serial signal being received
* add split_scomm.c/split_scomm.h and change serial.c/serial.h
serial.c was divided into 2 layers, split_scom.c and serial.c.
The upper layer split_scomm.c is called from matrix.c.
The lower layer serial.c accesses the hardware.
* add split_scomm.c/split_scomm.h into helix/rev1
* reduce object size helix/rev2/matrix.c
* remove checksum check, add parity check
* force occur parity error for test
* parity test ok. remove test code
* change some comment & add skip code when buffer_size == 0
* serial.c: multiple types of transaction support
Add 4 bits transaction-type field at packet top.
Select Transaction Descriptor Table entry by transaction-type.
* helix serial master-slave transaction optimize
Using multi-type transaction feature of serial.c, communication contents between master slaves were optimized.
* add debug code for retry
* add comment into each config.h
* fix ISR status drop
* add a debug macro 'debug_retry_chg()'
* reduce led_test size
* remove debug code from helix/serial.c and etc.
* helix:five_rows change TAPPING_TERM value 140
* Improved compatibility with let's split of serial.c. Finish helix/serial.c improvement.
- The difference with the original let's split's serial.c
- It's high-speed about 4 times.
- Stable bi-directional data transfer. (Helix need master to slave transfer)
- serial.h was divided 2 files, serial_config.h and sereial.h
- With multiple types of transaction support, communication contents can be optimized. (NEW flexible API)
- USE OLD Simple APIs (compatible with let's split serial.c)
- files :
- serial_config.h -- hardware configuration (need include by config.h)
- serial.c/serial.h -- serial communication
- USE NEW flexible APIs. (Support multi-type transaction function.)
serial.c was divided into 2 layers, split_scom.c and serial.c.
The upper layer split_scomm.c is called from matrix.c.
The lower layer serial.c accesses the hardware.
- files
- split_scomm.c -- communication buffer is defined in here. call by matrix.c.
- split_scomm.h -- buffer size is defined in here. include by matrix.c, split_util.c
- serial_config.h -- hardware configuration (need include by config.h)
To use the NEW API, specify #define SERIAL_USE_MULTI_TRANSACTION
- serial.c/serial.h -- serial communication lower layer
- NEW APIs for serial.c / serial.h (The lower layer)
// Soft Serial Transaction Descriptor
typedef struct _SSTD_t {
uint8_t *status;
uint8_t initiator2target_buffer_size;
uint8_t *initiator2target_buffer;
uint8_t target2initiator_buffer_size;
uint8_t *target2initiator_buffer;
} SSTD_t;
// initiator is transaction start side
void soft_serial_initiator_init(SSTD_t *sstd_table);
// target is interrupt accept side
void soft_serial_target_init(SSTD_t *sstd_table);
int soft_serial_transaction(int sstd_index);
int soft_serial_get_and_clean_target_status(int sstd_index);
- NEW APIs for split_scomm.c / split_scomm.h (The upper layer)
move from old serial.c the following buffer and functions
serial_slave_buffer[]
serial_master_buffer[]
void serial_master_init(void)
void serial_slave_init(void)
int serial_update_buffers(void)
define SERIAL_xxxxx_BUFFER_LENGTH move from serial_config.h to split_scomm.h
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Designed specifically to make switching back-n-forth with the Apple's MacBook Pro keyboard intuitive. Has a slight tendency toward readline/vim keybindings.
Caps locks becomes an `Esc` when pressed alone, or a `Ctrl` when pressed with another key.
Base Layer
----------
As simalar to the Apple keyboard as possible. Notiable exception is `Caps Lock`:
- `Esc` when pressed alone
- `Ctrl` when pressed with another key
Control+ Layer
--------------
Left `Ctrl` key switches to the "Control+ Layer". This layer mostly acts like a control key in most cases, with a few exceptions:
- `Ctl+` + `hjkl` are vim-style motion keys
- `Ctl+` + `p` and `Ctl+` + `n` are page up and down
- `Ctl+` + `Backspace` is forward delete
Fn Layer
--------
Audio Controls:
- `Fn` + `a` Volume Down
- `Fn` + `s` Volume Up
- `Fn` + `d` Mute
To flash this layout you need to press `Fn+Backspace`
Designed specifically to make switching back-n-forth with the Apple's
MacBook Pro keyboard intuitive. Has a slight tendency toward
readline/vim keybindings.
Caps locks becomes an `Esc` when pressed alone, or a `Ctrl` when pressed
with another key.
Base Layer
----------
As simalar to the Apple keyboard as possible. Notiable exception is
`Caps Lock`:
- `Esc` when pressed alone
- `Ctrl` when pressed with another key
Control+ Layer
--------------
Left Ctrl key switches to the "Control+ Layer". This layer mostly acts
like a control key in most cases, with a few exceptions:
- `Ctl+` + `hjkl` are vim-style motion keys
- `Ctl+` + `p` and `Ctl+` + `n` are page up and down
- `Ctl+` + `Backspace` is forward delete
Fn Layer
--------
Audio Controls:
- `Fn` + `a` Volume Down
- `Fn` + `s` Volume Up
- `Fn` + `d` Mute
To flash this layout you need to press `Fn+Backspace`
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