> PRs are welcome.
;)
Could you give me some direction? Should it work without any syntax changes or
we need to point such imports with somethink like `static import os` or `import
os {.compileTime.}`? Some hints of where to look best whould be very useful
> Another solution: Use staticExec to run helper programs at compile-time to
> determine things like MCU-specific registers.
I'm afraid this is not a solution in my case - I have a lot of checks in
several places while compilation. For example - is register read-only or not,
can we set this MCU
@Araq thank you for fast reply! After changing `--os:standalone` to `--os:any`
I have following error:
Error: Port memory manager to your platform
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Not very informative for me. Here is my `nim.cfg`
define: "EmbedTarget=stm32f334r8t6"
arm.any.g
Hi, guys!
I'm writing a library that helps in embedded programming. The idea is to make a
bunch of macros that expands into MCU-specific registers access. For example
for STM32:
mcu.RCC.AHBENR["IOPAEN"] = 1
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I have a working sekelton now but I get a problem when t
