add dual-host-device-cdc-sdio-example #195
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Thank you for the pull request. I’m planning to merge it, so could you please add this example as a subdirectory in examples/CMakeLists.txt? |
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Is “sdio” a typo for “stdio”? |
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🤦 yes. Thank you for catching that. I've also added it to the |
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bump -- is there anything preventing this PR from getting merged? |
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CI still fails |
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If I'm understanding the CI result only the old versions are failing which will be the case because it needs the latest version to work. Am I mistaken? |
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This adds an example which implements a device which uses the USB peripheral in device mode offering two CDC interfaces and usb_sdio support including the picoloader reset interface as well as a usb host on the PIO-USB peripheral which supports a hub and connecting multiple CDC devices.
The example program will dump data seen on the first host CDC device to the first CDC device interface, and transparently transfers data between the second host CDC device and the second CDC device interface.
Confusing? :-)
tinyusb-device side (USB peripheral) - implements CDC0 and CDC1, and the picoloader reset interface. usb_sdio is attached to CDC0 so printf() and friends work.
tinyusb-host side (using PIO-USB via Pico-PIO-USB) supports a hub and up to two CDC devices (call them hCDC0 and hCDC1)
The example program will dump any data received from hCDC0 to CDC0, and will transparently transfer data between CDC1 and hCDC1.
Will require pico-sdk PR #2764 to work (raspberrypi/pico-sdk#2764)