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Noticed that the panel generated by KiKit does not inherit the design rules from the design being panelized. This makes it so you cannot run a successful DRC on the...
Currently, I don't see a way to direct the output xml file from the test runner when generating junit files with `-ojunit`. #959 seems to be the closest issue I...
I have an interactive bash prompt which is configured to my liking - starship.rs, fzf integration, ~~git aliases~~, z-lua, etc. With a normal `nixpkgs.mkShell` I can enter a project shell...
I have a `devshell.toml` like below: ```toml [language.c] compiler = "pkgs.gcc" ``` When I enter the `nix-shell` I have `gcc` available from the nix store, but not `gcov` ``` [devshell]$...
A feature that was discussed in [discourse](https://users.rust-lang.org/t/control-mco-in-rcc-cfgr-after-freeze/43490). Currently, once `freeze` is called there is no safe way to reconfigure the clocks (by design). However, we think there may be a...
Another topic discussed on [discourse](https://users.rust-lang.org/t/control-mco-in-rcc-cfgr-after-freeze/43490). Currently, only a small subset of `stm32f1xx_hal` peripherals implement release. Implementing this more universally would allow users to safely reconfigure peripherals at runtime.
As discussed on [discourse](https://users.rust-lang.org/t/control-mco-in-rcc-cfgr-after-freeze/43490), the STM32F1 family supports a feature named "MCO", which allows a clock to be routed to an external micro-controller pin. Which clock is turned on is...
Hi, I've been trying to set up a `nix-shell` for doing embedded Rust development for ARM. The shell I have so far can compile working binaries, which is great! Unfortunately,...
I noticed today that there is a "Q" which comes before "search more than 80 000 packages". Has that always been there and I just haven't noticed it? It seems...
I installed quicktex with vundle, but I can't get the expansion to trigger in a .tex file. So far, I have tried both with and without the README.md dictionaries in...