Adam Greig

I'm very interested in making this better! A few early thoughts.. * I agree with your premise, SVD files do kind of suck, are better than nothing, and lots of...

@jcreedon Would you have a crate per device TOML file? Or larger meta-crates? With this single repository of every TOML, you could even imagine a crate which built the device...

@jcreedon It's clear you've thought about this a lot, thanks for the insightful comments! > [how many crates? one per manufacturer/family/subfamily] It is a tricky balance. Another reason to favour...

I think one of the reasons the Arduino code is able to be so simple is because (in our terminology) it's an automatically selected BSP for your specific board, which...

> I think some simplification of our Rust crates may be possible and desirable but I don't think it will ever be as dumbed down as Arduino and I do...

I'm closing this old issue as part of today's triage. I think the basic idea of making some high-level traits that represent useful devices like accelerometers is nice, but there's...

Closing this old discussion issue as part of today's triage of old issues. These days a number of multitasking models are in widespread use: RTOS bindings for classic threads (including...

Closing this issue as part of today's triage. I'm sure there's still work to be done on improving stack size handling and overflow detection, but no one in the WG...

We should also consider adding Travis cron jobs to build repos each day or week to help detect bit-rot early, rather than next time someone tries to open a PR.

I'm not sure what the best course of action is here. Do people still want apps approved? It feels like only allowing approved apps to access organization data improves security,...