[#649] Add stm32h7 pwr peripheral and rcc/syscfg updates #650
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August 5, 2024 14:23
This commit updates platforms/cpus/stm32h743.repl to use a new STM32H7_PWR.cs peripheral instead of the tagged address space currently used.
Bumping src/Infrastructure to point to matching 649-add-stm32h7-pwr-and-rcc-updates branch.
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Related issue
#649
Description
This PR updates the
stm32h743.replplatform to instantiate a newSTM32H7_PWRperipheral. This and the associated PR forsrc/Infrastructureadd missing registers needed to successfully initialise an application based on thestm32h7xx-hal.Usage example
The ticket description provides details on the application I'm trying to run which is open source. It's a Rust/Cargo based bare metal app.
Additional information
Associated changes are in renode/renode-infrastructure#112