Initialize GPIOs from static config table #475
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gpio_init() is now the same for every board, and only requires an array that defines the init data for GPIOs. The idea is to be able to support tooling for generating and validating the GPIO configs. Signed-off-by: Tim Crawford <[email protected]>
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gpio_init()is now the same for every board, and only requires an array that defines the init data for GPIOs.The idea is to be able to support tooling for generating and validating the GPIO configs.