Add board-i2c library for the launchpad #2599
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This is weird that the PR did not pass a Travis check. I was able to build the code on my machine without errors and warnings. |
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there is nothig pass travis since looooong time ago... |
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I and other people (e.g here here here) didn't find any i2c driver for the launchpad. Thus, I adopted the sensortag board-i2c library to the launchpad.
What I have done is:
a) Included board-i2c.h
b) Added a call to board_i2c_wakeup() in board_init()
c) Added a shutdown handler (just as board.c in srf06-cc26x/sensortag) which calls
board_i2c_shutdown()
The driver was tested on the CC1310.
I was inspired by this thread, where most of the steps I've described are provided.
The last commit about the small syntax fix was to correct my own mistake, so don't pay too much attention to it.