Pico board config improvements #794
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Oh, and removes the pico-extras requirement for devices that don't use it. (PicoSystem most importantly) |
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Ooooh, veeerryy nice! I guess this is a huge step toward making this project a little less opinionated about target platforms and a touch more extensible. I think @ali1234 had some thoughts in that direction, but I can't remember where they were mentioned. |
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At least for anything RP2040-based... 32blit-stm32 remains a bit of a mess. But uh, there's not a huge amount of hardware to target there. Currently working through the "everything" branch attempting to not make things too messy. I think finishing VGA board support might be next... |
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Le rebase fail? 👀 |
Which is not for PicoSystem.
More recent pico-extras does its real setup as a hook the end of pico_init_sdk, so we can't call it until after the import
Should make adding more configs less conflict-y
Also, drop i2s from the default config while we're here. This makes the PicoSystem PWM override generic (-DBLIT_AUDIO_DRIVER=pwm instead of -DAUDIO_PWM). There is no checking if the driver is valid though. (none is always valid)
Mostly a port of c33bcf5, except some modes can fail here
A bit more work as there's some shared code here. Default config now has no display driver.
Some duplication between the gpio/picosystem drivers, but now non-picosystem isn't using random pins for the dpad.
Packs, bases and generally anything you plug a pico into. (vgaboard being the exception here as it DOES have a PICO_BOARD)
More reasonable than the old one
No audio, but they have an LED!
The only remaining use of DISPLAY_SCANVIDEO
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Nope, just forgot to rebase entirely. (Pressed the resolve button to see what it would do...) |
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Oh yeah, I'm floored at just how incredibly bad GitHub's integrated conflict resolution is. |
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Borrowed a little idea from this for Galactic (Blunicorn) Bluetooth Audio. Thanks 😆 |
Splits the big if/else chain in 32blit-pico's CMakeLists into separate config files and the "drivers" into multiple files instead of a giant pile of #ifdefs.
Also includes some of the configs from the "all-the-boards" branch (the ones that don't need much extra code).