Add function to query current SPI device configuration #42
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This commit introduces the `query_configuration` function which reads the current configuration from the SPI device and returns a `SpidevOptions` object.
This commit introduces the `query_configuration` function which reads the current configuration from the SPI device and returns a `SpidevOptions` object.
# Conflicts: # src/lib.rs
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@superbort does this PR address the last item in the table in the readme ? |
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This introduces a function called "query_configuration" which reads the current config and returns a "SpidevOptions" object.
For the mode it tries 32 bit first and if that fails because the kernel is to old, it retries with 8 bit.