added Mbed compatibilty #30
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add .mbedignore to prevent non Mbed files from compiling added Arduino compatibilty macros for Mbed first release, supports only HW SPI for now tested with Mbed 6.1.0
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There has not been a request for this at all. I will put this into the main branch but I am concerned that I will not be able to test or update in future versions. |
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This is a PR for making the MD_MAX72XX compatible with Mbed-OS: https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbed-os
I like the MD_xx Libraries, but I'm using mainly the MBed-os and wanted to make it compatible. So it can be used with a lot of Cortex-M that are supported by Mbed.
It adds macros for Arduino compatibility and uses Mbed Objects for SPI and DigitalOut (for chip select). Differences with Arduino are solved by adding conditional compiling, using the presence of the
__MBED__define.It has been tested with Mbed-os 6.1.0, but should work also with earlier releases.
This first release uses only the hardware SPI object from Mbed.
Don't know if Mbed compatibility was ever requested, I don't worry when you don't want to maintain this addition.