Breaking - Add support for 32bit sram access scheme #38
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(Pinging last committers) @ryan-summers @Disasm This is an attempt to get USB Device mode working for the stm32h5 which according to the RM0481 uses 32bit access scheme. This does not seem to work from what I can tell. The device is not detected by my computer. I really do not know what I am doing here(contrary to what my nickname might suggest) and have zero experiance working with USB. Do you have any rough pointers as to where to start looking. Or do you think the h5's USB peripheral is too funamentally different to be compatible with this crate? |
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An attempt at adding support for the 32bit sram access scheme found in the H5 family