Partial implementation of the I2S #2186
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Only covers the DSi mic (with ARM7 interface) NDMA mode 0x0C is not implemented SPU / DSP sampling should be done here, but this is not implemented (would need some discussion since it deeply affects how the frontend handles audio, also especially since the sample rate can change here) Some things are a complete guess (only some things have been hardware tested)
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Only covers the DSi mic (with ARM7 interface, not the DSP interface)
NDMA mode 0x0C is not implemented
SPU / DSP sampling should be done here, but this is not implemented (would need some discussion since it deeply affects how the frontend handles audio, also especially since the sample rate can change here)
Some things are a complete guess (only some things have been hardware tested)