is ptr() function on RegisterBlock's actually deprecated or not?
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some context: #235 (comment) / #235 |
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Oops, I think this was simply missed for 0.7. We can deprecate it in the existing 0.7 series though, and remove it for 0.8. |
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Per rust-embedded#370/rust-embedded#235, the const fn ptr() was supposed to be deprecated and subsequently removed. This PR removes it for the master branch tracking the 0.8 release
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Per rust-embedded#370/rust-embedded#235, the const fn ptr() was supposed to be deprecated and subsequently removed. This PR removes it for the master branch tracking the 0.8 release
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386: deprecate `ptr()` function for the v0.7.x series r=adamgreig a=TDHolmes Deprecating `ptr()` in `v0.7.x` series per #370 Co-authored-by: Tyler Holmes <[email protected]>
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385: remove the ptr() function in favor of the PTR constant r=adamgreig a=TDHolmes Per #370/#235, the const fn ptr() was supposed to be deprecated and subsequently removed. This PR removes it for the master branch tracking the 0.8 release Co-authored-by: Tyler Holmes <[email protected]>
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I think this can be closed, right? |
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I see that the
ptr() functionto get the pointer to the register block has the comment "to be deprecated in 0.7", but it's already 0.7 and it isn't deprecated... was this just missed or is it no longer the plan?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: