Changes in RF24_config.h prohibits the detection of XMEGA. #251
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Change the RF24_config.h for correct detection of ATXMega256D3
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@akatran Please take a look at the change I made above. It was preventing pgmspace.h etc from being included properly, but I assume this will still work for you? |
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@TMRh20 I think it is OK. I will test it in the first chance! |
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Wrong button pressed!!! |
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I made some changes to include the XMega D3 family of MCUs. |
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This has been tested and works on rPi, XMega and all others? (Would it be somehow possible to automate the testing fairly easily?) |
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It works on rPi and Xmega. I have test them! |
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I have change the detection scheme in order to correctly detect the Atmel Studio 7 ATXMega256D3 MCU.
Because in windows would take extra steps to use the configure in order to put the correct include.h files, I change the order of detecting the MCU.
The other way is to put the needed changes in configure file and call it from windows command prompt (and in linux too) before any other action meaning that users have to install additional software.