Provide a very basic LED sample #46
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Provide a very basic LED sample
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I've tried to construct the most basic example possible.
Having the LED code also helps for
printf-style debugging.However, this is primarily meant for those people who had crashes with other samples in nxdk.
Therefore, this sample does not require any video mode initialization and we can tell people to just remove 1 line from startup.c to test it without any AV code.
I'm aware that the code is somewhat cryptic and I hope we'll have a higher level API to control the LED in the future. For now, this will have to do.