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A few tests results, just to prove that I did test this and the EFM32 driver does not depend on this. STK3600 (with I2C display and U8g2 test application) |
This was copied from the Gecko SDK I2C driver, but it does not add any proven value: - It does not take into account clock frequency - No other drivers have this - It works without
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Contribution description
This was copied from the Gecko SDK I2C driver back in the days, but it does not add any proven value:
Removing this saves about 24-52 bytes (depending on series).
Testing procedure
Take any EFM32-based board, ant interact with I2C.
Issues/PRs references
None.