add stm32 support #237
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maribu
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ROMemories
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Use the Nintendo Game and Watch as guinea pig.
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This PR is my WIP branch for wiring up stm32 support.
I initialy started supporting the Nintendo Game and Watch handheld. That's actually a pretty useless target without quite a bit more work (like, proper display support). I got it to print and stopped there. I'll leave it in.
More interesting is the support for the ST Nucleo H755ZI-Q which I had on my desk.
That currently freezes in
embassy_stm32::init(), I'm investigating.update I've added basic nucleo-f401re and nucleo-wb55 support. Need to find a way to configure the used software interrupt.
** update **
SWIselection #285ConfigCloses #168.