GPIO: Support upper pins #51
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There is one peculiarity maybe worth discussing: The existing pin accessors are called The new pins accessible are the upper byte, called "C" in the pinouts, so they are called |
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Included in release v0.22.0 |
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Initially, this only adds support for this in the GPIO module; the I2C and SPI module use a legacy-mode deref that ensures that everything they do goes to the lower byte. I can change those too, but it's tedious, so I'd like to first check with you whether the direction of the changes is OK.