* add computed pins from mcu type
* update for atmega32a
* doc typo
* add atmega16 chips, link to references
* remove avr include from config
* exclude assembler in config.h includes
* consolodate options, add 646
* fix typo in pindef
* Update quantum matrix to support both AVR and Chibios ARM
- Addition of STM32 pin definitions
- Created abstruction layer defines to control GPIO (This is a bit pointless for Chibios as we are creating a PAL ontop of a PAL but it is necessary for uniformity with AVR)
- Modified matrix.c to use the above functions
* minor ifdef fix
* Rename of functions and docs
- Added documentation.
- Renamed functions according to Jack's spec.
* Massdrop fix
* Update matrix.c
* Update quantum.h
* Update quantum.h
* Update quantum.h
* Update internals_gpio_control.md
* initial files for rev 6 with encoder
* music map init, dip scan added
* adds ws2812 driver for arm
* flesh out dip and encoder support
* adds default encoder res
* adds default encoder res
* start muse implementation
* muse working with encoder as control
* flip direction
* try mouse wheel again
* dont break other revs
* dont break other revs
* conditional autio
* pwm ws driver (not working)
* update build includes for chibios
* update ws2812 driver/config
* last commit for glasser code
* working example
* remove rgb for now
* finish up rev6
* working encoder keycodes
* add warnings to planck keymaps about the LAYOUT
* Clarify the license for files we have signoff on
* Update against the currently signed off files
* Remove unused and not clearly licensed headers
* Replace an #endif I accidentally removed while resolving merge conflicts
The previous two options were COL2ROW, ROW2COL; this adds CUSTOM_MATRIX
to disable the built-in matrix scanning code.
Most notably, this obviates the need to set MATRIX_ROW_PINS or
MATRIX_COL_PINS.
Fix memory leaks by using stack instead of malloc
Reduce memory usage by having less temporary bufffers
Remove warnings by adding includes
Decrease code size by 608 bytes (mostly due to not linking malloc)
More robust handling of buffer overflows
Jack Humbert