Bart Massey
Bart Massey
At this point, it seems like a good idea to take some version of #132, bump up to just-released `nrf-hal` 0.16.1 (and any other version bumps that seem good), and...
The `memory.x` at the root of the repo is for the MB v1. It isn't needed: the `nrf-hal` crates provide their own `memory.x` that is appropriate for the targeted CPU....
The `nrf52833-hal` and `nrf51-hal` crates are currently at 0.14 here. This leads to getting an old version of `nrf-usbd`, which in turn leads to getting an old version of `critical-section`....
* Brought example code to clap version 4, noted in doc. * Removed turbofishes from example code. * Changed to use PathBuf for filenames; documented this. fixes #693
`clap-basic.md` contains very stale example code, and also handles its filename incorrectly. The several turbofish in there are also an issue.
Testing for GUI code with randomization is hard, but some basic unit tests for the other functions would give more confidence that all is well. See issue #10 for where...
The code as it stands has some comments, but a thorough commenting would make it more educational. Probably best to use `rustdoc`-style comments for top-level stuff: you can get them...
Needs to be updated with current dependencies and brought up to date for Rust 2018. I have done this in my repo, and am happy to do a pull request....
Replaced `hyper` with `reqwest` in the `dev-dependencies` to get `examples/dorothea.rs` to compile. Currently still failing one test: I don't know why.
has implementations of a perfect Tic-Tac-Toe player in a bunch of languages, including Rust. You're welcome to it. Because the code is being used as a benchmark the implementations were...