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Zephyr's ba48d83bec18e9f2caf61979aadf9f8537086cee
changes make it easy to configure pin numbering at compile,
so we'll change the pin numbers to be based on the GPIO pin numbers.
This is same as the traditional Arduino, using the GPIO numbers as
pin numbers. Pin names written on the board, such as D1 and D2,
are aliases for these pin numbers.
When using multiple GPIO ports, pin numbers are numbered consecutively
from the beginning. In other words, if you have two 16-port GPIOs,
17 refers to the second pin (idx=1) of the second port.
Signed-off-by: TOKITA Hiroshi <[email protected]>
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