Fix write constraints for USART RDR and TDR registers #558
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The STM32F303 has 9 bit wide RDR and TDR registers and according to the
SVDs this is the case for all other devices with this peripheral too.
Make accessing TDR via tdr().bits() safe again by providing the
appropriate constraints.
The currently exisiting bitWidths have been quick-and-dirty checked
using:
svd $ xmllint --xpath ".//field[(name = 'RDR' or name = 'TDR') and bitWidth != 9]" --format *.svd *.svd.patched
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354: Fix and clean up 11-usart by bumping dependencies r=adamgreig a=sirhcel This is an alternate version of #267 which fixes the panic by bumping dependencies. It also addresses the previously unsafe access to the USARTs transmit and receive data registers (TDR and RDR, stm32-rs/stm32-rs#558) by bumping the BSP to the brand spanking new release 0.7.0 which comes with a fixed PAC and HAL. Thank you very much @adamgreig, @Sh3Rm4n, and @rubberduck203 for your patience and support along this journey! This PR also bumps non-critical dependencies to their actual releases. For example `heapless`, which makes use of const generics nowadays. I did not succeed in getting `mdbook test` to actually check the example code. I moved it over to the `examples` directory and included it in the Markdown files so that it can be checked with `cargo build --target thumbv7em-none-eabihf --examples`. Co-authored-by: Christian Meusel <[email protected]>
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The STM32F303 has 9 bit wide RDR and TDR registers and according to the SVDs this is the case for all other devices with this peripheral too. Make accessing TDR via tdr().bits() safe again by providing the appropriate constraints.
I stumbled upon this issue in rust-embedded/discovery#267 (comment).
The currently exisiting bitWidths have been quick-and-dirty checked using:
This gave not output while searching for
bitWidth = 9did.