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We should decide on an order, and add it to the API guidelines, then check that all APIs that return or consume a tx/rx pair use that order.
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Well, obviously tx, rx is the only right way to do it :)
tx, rx
Btw we might want to think about this a bit more generally, there are some inconsistent things in the HAL, like:
(timer, clocks, vs clocks, timer)
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embassy-net and smoltcp both seem to be using rx, tx.
embassy-net
smoltcp
rx, tx
In our internal meeting we decided to try and be consistent with the ecosystem, we will use rx, tx.
Well, obviously tx, rx is the only right way to do it :) Btw we might want to think about this a bit more generally, there are some inconsistent things in the HAL, like: (timer, clocks, vs clocks, timer)
I guess after #1999 clocks/timer is no longer an issue
SergioGasquez
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We should decide on an order, and add it to the API guidelines, then check that all APIs that return or consume a tx/rx pair use that order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: