spi: Add slave mode operation #62
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| fn hardware_cs_enabled(&self) -> bool { | ||
| // SSM bit indicates software control of SS input is enabled if it is set | ||
| self.inner.spi.cfg2().read().ssm().is_disabled() |
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Just double checking Not SW means HW?
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It does, yeah:
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This adds slave operation to the SPI driver. The driver exposes the same set of APIs as those provided for master operation, with the exception that the blocking APIs are defined by the driver instead of the
embedded-hal traits, which do not currently support slave operation.This closes #36.