Add support for SAM L22 family#776
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Super! This looks great, I have no problems with board that are in the making. It would be great if you could
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Thanks for the feedback! I made those changes, and all of the examples built with no issues. |
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Perfect, thank you very much for your PRs.
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Describe the PR
This pull request adds support for the SAM L22 family of microcontrollers.
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The SAM L22 is similar enough to the SAM D11/D21 that it's able to use the same implementation in dcd_samd.c, so I just added it to the platform checks in that file. Tested with just about all of the examples on the two boards I'm developing with, a SAM L22 Feather and the Sensor Watch (OSO-SWAT-A1-02).
I know that the porting guidelines say to use a readily available development board, but I don't have a SAM L22 Xplained board on hand. Both of these boards are open source designs, though.