Moved example goal to each module
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@ -48,9 +48,11 @@ The PWM mode of the hardware timer can also be used. Additionally, if PWM is nee
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- [x] Interface for io-pins
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- [x] Interface for io-ports
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- [x] Interface for mapping io-pins onto virtual io-ports, where the pins do not have to be located on the same hardware port
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- [x] Provide an example showcasing the usage and possibilities
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- ADC
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- [ ] Support all hardware provided configuration options
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- [ ] Compile-time check for correct hardware configuration
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- [ ] Provide an example showcasing the usage and possibilities
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- UART
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- [x] Separation of interface and backend-driver
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- [ ] Support all hardware provided configuration options
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@ -59,21 +61,24 @@ The PWM mode of the hardware timer can also be used. Additionally, if PWM is nee
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- [x] Blocking hardware backend
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- [x] Interrupt driven hardware backend
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- [ ] Type-safe convenience functions for writing and reading basic data types
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- [ ] Provide an example showcasing the usage and possibilities
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- SPI
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- [ ] Separation of interface and backend-driver
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- [ ] Support all hardware provided configuration options
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- [ ] Compile-time check for correct hardware configuration
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- [ ] Software backend driver
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- [ ] Provide an example showcasing the usage and possibilities
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- I2C
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- [x] Separation of interface and backend-driver
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- [ ] Support all hardware provided configuration options
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- [ ] Compile-time check for correct hardware configuration
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- [ ] Software backend driver
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- [ ] Provide an example showcasing the usage and possibilities
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- Timers
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- [ ] Support all hardware provided configuration options
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- PWM
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- [ ] Compile-time check for correct hardware configuration
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- [ ] Software PWM on pins that don't have hardware PWM support
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- [ ] Provide an example showcasing the usage and possibilities
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- General
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- [ ] Support for most common AVR chips (ATmega8, ATmega328, ATtiny85, ...)
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- [ ] Provide examples for each module showcasing the usage and possibilities
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