Austin Glaser

@therealprof > GPIOs usually don't support DMA at all since the minimum data size a DMA engine will handle is (best case) 8 bit. Sure you might come up with...

At least one example: The IWDG peripheral on the STM32 series (I'm referencing the STM32F303 specifically, but I believe most STM32s are the same).

It seems like both use-cases (watchdogs that are automatically enabled at reset, but can be disabled; and those which are by default disabled and unstoppable when started) would be served...

@ryankurte I see where you're coming from, but I definitely *don't* like CS being fully manually managed. I think your example is actually an excellent example of why that can...

I'm in favor of adding this language -- I ran into this exact issue when working through the book.

Cool, thanks for getting back to me! I'll try to take a crack at fixing this soon -- no promises that I can get to it, but I'd like to...

Totally on the same page. What about a `.vim-anywhere/config` file which allows you to specify the command to start vim, among other future things? This could default to just `gvim`,...

Never got around to adding features properly. However, I've been using the following patch, which seems to work reasonably: ```patch bin/run | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2...

I like the idea of a configuration option. It fits in with the organizational hierarchy you seem to be using, where you have an `-hal` crate, that's imported by a...

Made an update to how the MODF error is cleared to ensure that the exact sequence of register accesses called out in the reference manual is followed