Add support for STM32L100C Discovery board #2
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At this point I don't have a STM32L100C available to test this, but the code looks good to me. 👍 Thank you! |
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@Ko- Are you participating in Hacktoberfest? Would you like me to slap a |
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Not really, I don't think I will make it to 4 PRs in participating repositories, but thanks! |
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Hi, this is what I used to make it work on the STM32L100C Dicovery board with a STM32L100RCT6 core.
GPIO_OSPEED_100MHZis not defined in libopencm3/stm32/l1/gpio.h, so I switched that toGPIO_OSPEED_40MHZ.Currently it uses the PLL clock at 16 MHz, which is really the
CLOCK_BENCHMARKcase. You might want to add aCLOCK_FASTif desired and perhaps refactor this a bit to combine code with theSTM32F2case.