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Richard that is perfect! I have a question before I merge it. Are you sure that I suppose we can create different types of handlers for different communications. |
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Awesome! I will do some tests on the merged code and report back. |
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Here is the SAMD21 support updated against the dev branch. I tested it on an Nano 33 IoT, and could not see any difference to the version that I'd branched from master.
I had to make one change to the new Commander class: it was using "HardwareSerial", but SAMD21 "standard serial" is via the USB port, and uses "USBSerial". So I changed Commander to user "Stream", which is the common subclass of both of these. The code itself was not using any methods that aren't in Stream anyway.
This looks better now, and could be merged without conflicts.
The only changes to existing code are the mentioned Commander class changes, and adding the SAMD21 define in generic_mcu.cpp.