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STM32 removal #2956
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Scrolling through the deletions all looks good.
Ill do some smoke testing before approval.
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Why -DUNLOCK_HIGHER_POWER flag has been removed? |
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Because it's no longer required as all modules that support the highest power should also have a fan! |
* Remove STM32 files * Remove all the STM cruft from the python build code * Removing STM from code * Remove ghost & FM30 shenanigans
* Remove STM32 files * Remove all the STM cruft from the python build code * Removing STM from code * Remove ghost & FM30 shenanigans
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Oh no! I just finished designing a board with an STM32L432! I guess I will have to make the next PCB revision use an ESP32? |
We've been saying for quite some time that STM32 will no longer be supported from the next major version. |
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I'm not blaming you at all! My mistake for not noticing :) |
This is part one of whole series of PRs to expunge the code base of STM32 and to cleanup the ifdefs/defines.
I know this one is massive looking, but it's ~95% deleting files. Anyone reviewing might find it easier to look at the individual commits.