Scott Lahteine
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75efa3cdac
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Reorganize HAL (#14832)
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2019-09-02 19:49:58 -05:00 |
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Marcio Teixeira
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16409eb233
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Suppress more UNUSED warnings (#14466)
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2019-07-01 20:42:38 -05:00 |
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Scott Lahteine
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93cd66ac11
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Tweaky change from (C) to (c)
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2019-06-27 23:58:16 -05:00 |
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Scott Lahteine
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833c2e54a1
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Add an empty flushTX to MarlinSerialUSB_Due
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2019-02-25 13:48:14 -06:00 |
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Scott Lahteine
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0feeef2604
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Update copyright in headers
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2019-02-12 15:30:11 -06:00 |
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Scott Lahteine
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7a04eb3a8b
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Fix some comment formatting
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2018-10-23 22:35:44 -05:00 |
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Eduardo José Tagle
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d6955f25b2
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Expand serial support in DUE/AVR hals exploiting the templated MarlinSerial classes (#11988)
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2018-10-03 00:47:27 -05:00 |
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etagle
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1b225a2809
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DUE: Emergency parser for the USB CDC
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2018-05-12 02:12:11 -05:00 |
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etagle
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404fc94705
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DUE USB CDC: Do not send any character if no program on the PC is listening to them. This avoids Marlin waiting until the user actually opens a program that is able to consume the output of Marlin
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2018-03-15 00:56:28 -03:00 |
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etagle
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33a6fc70e4
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Adding USB MSD implementation to the HAL: Now, when you plug the Native USB port of the Arduino DUE to your PC, it will be detected as a composite USB device: One of the devices is a USB CDC (Serial port over USB) with native USB handshake (no more overflows!!) (set SERIAL_PORT to -1 to use it as main serial port) and also, a MSD (USB Mass Storage Device) will be detected, and the SD card present on the socket will be reflected as a Removable disk on your PC)
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2017-12-21 02:42:46 -03:00 |
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