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Added MCU support for ArteryTek AT32F415 #23445
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Still on hold for waiting preview, thanks. |
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Looks like a number of lint/formatting issues, but otherwise, lgtm.
I've just update backlight driver support and fixed lint formatting. If anyone have time, feel free to checkout again. Thanks! |
Have asked a couple of members of the team to pick up AT-START-F415's for validation purposes. |
* Added support for new AT32F415 MCU * Added Generic AT32F415 board * Added document of flashing and bootloader for new MCU * Added support wear leveling driver * Added support SPI driver * Added support WS2812 driver * Added support Serial driver * Added support ADC driver * Added AT-START-F415 onekey
Hi, Is there anything I can do to help speed up the process, maybe work making the QMK CI Build action pass? Thanks. |
Hi, I really appreciate that you want for help. I was reading your mail recently. Right now the PR is waiting for review from QMK collaboration, so it might take time for them. |
Alright, I'll wait on QMK and start working on a keyboard branch then. |
A few of the one-key builds are failing. While not critical, it would be nice to have them passing.
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This PR is added support for AT32F415 to QMK.
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