Dario Nieuwenhuis

yeah I'm seeing the bug in a standard ethernet+dhcp network, when you plug into a different network, or when the DHCP IP changes. That's not niche :upside_down_face:

- this makes the `Transfer` struct bigger which will affect all users even if they don't want this feature. Maybe yo ucan make it return the amount of bytes left...

why? the user knows the data size already because they initiated it themselves.

the "natural" thing is to always use "number of words", where "word" is u8/u16/u32 depending on what the user passed in. For example, if you do a transfer with a...

to fix ci, can you rebase on latest main?

`stm32-metapac` and the `embassy-stm32` HALs support the newer U5s (STM32U59x, STM32U5Ax)

OP is interested in using Rust on STM32U59x, I've pointed out a way of using Rust on STM32U59x

this isn't really possible to do no-alloc. When the user calls setTimeout we'd have to record *somewhere* "closure X must run at time T". It can't be in local variables...

it's explained here https://docs.embassy.dev/embassy-executor/git/cortex-m/index.html#task-arena with `nightly` disabled, it allocates one single big `static` for the arena and allocates tasks in it the first time they're spawned. It doesn't use `alloc`,...

u8/i8 reads are always aligned, they have an alignment of 1 :D