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It would be a nice feature to be able to use |= and &= on etl::io_port_* types when relevant.
Right now, I have been using the long-form syntax to set a bit of a register, e.g. etl::io_port_rw<uint32_t> ctrl; ctrl = ctrl | 1;
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I am in the process of adding several operators.
|= &= ^= ~
Also see this on Slack IO port class change proposal
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Fixed 20.39.3
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It would be a nice feature to be able to use |= and &= on etl::io_port_* types when relevant.
Right now, I have been using the long-form syntax to set a bit of a register, e.g.
etl::io_port_rw<uint32_t> ctrl;
ctrl = ctrl | 1;
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: