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Improve USB module #59

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Improve USB module #59

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hannobraun
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This improves the usb module, bringing it more in line with other modules and making the API less error-prone.

This follows the standards established in other modules.
This follows the standards established by other peripheral APIs, and
prevents the user from messing with the USB peripheral or the pins after
initialization.
This prevents mistakes (USB won't work without HSI48) and restores the
behavior of the old API, before the recent changes.
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Great! Given all the recent additions, I think it's time to release the current repo (after merging this) as v0.5.0. Thoughts? Do we want to close out all open issues before doing so?

@arkorobotics arkorobotics merged commit 1330097 into stm32-rs:master Nov 21, 2019
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Great! Given all the recent additions, I think it's time to release the current repo (after merging this) as v0.5.0. Thoughts? Do we want to close out all open issues before doing so?

Sorry for the late reply! A new release sounds good to me.

Regarding the open issues, I definitely plan to close #42 before the year is over, but I wouldn't block the release on that. I currently have no plans to work on #52.

I plan to add a Flash API very soon (pull request incoming this week, if nothing goes wrong, but who knows). Don't know, if you want to wait for that.

@hannobraun hannobraun deleted the usb branch November 26, 2019 05:54
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Disasm commented Nov 26, 2019

Is HSI48 absolutely required for USB to work on L0?

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Is HSI48 absolutely required for USB to work on L0?

I think there are other clocks that can be used in its place, although I don't recall the details right now. HSI48 is the only one currently supported in the HAL API.

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@hannobraun No worries. Let's wait for the Flash API. That sounds like a great addition before the next rev (no pressure 😛).

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