rpio: basic implementation of Pins and SPI interfaces for Raspberry Pi #828
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ysoldak
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Dec 21, 2025
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We probably don't want to go as far as hiding even this (do automatically) in the rpio package.
Leaving full control to user, rpio package is just a convenience wrapper implementing our interfaces.
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Yuri, if you are interested in extending the support to RPi5 then you may want to take a look at https://github.com/amken3d/GoRPI5. I had worked on it a year ago and totally forgot about it till now. I just made it public. |
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Depends on #827
This may help someone to jump-start their use of
driverspackage on RPi.Possible now, as almost any driver can be made
machine-independent.