Demonstrate basic LPSPI peripheral functions #159
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Users can directly control the clock configurations, if they prefer. They can also read and update the configurations already decided by `set_clock_hz`.
Use `set_peripheral_enable` to transition the LPSPI driver from a controller into a peripheral. You can then use the lower-level LPSPI interface to coordinate I/O. The commit includes two examples that you can run on physically-connected boards. See the example documentation for more info. I tested the LPSPI device behavior by running the `_peripheral` example on a 1010EVK and the `_controller` example on a 1170EVK. I'm eagerly updating the pin configurations for other boards.
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Use
set_peripheral_enableto transition the LPSPI driver from a controller into a peripheral. You can then use the lower-level LPSPI interface to coordinate I/O.The PR includes two examples that you can run on physically-connected boards. See the example documentation for more info. I tested the LPSPI device behavior by running the
_peripheralexample on a 1010EVK and the_controllerexample on a 1170EVK. I'm eagerly updating the pin configurations for other boards.Inspired by discussions here.