It's just 214ce6f191 adapted to Tactility source code.
All credits to original author of fix.
Signed-off-by: Paweł Chmiel <pawel.mikolaj.chmiel@gmail.com>
Moved drivers from the `Boards` projects to `Drivers` folder:
- BQ24295
- AW9523
- AXP2101
The I2C drivers are theoretically cross-platform, but for now they are only built for ESP32.
- Cleanup unused code and move ISR/IRQ checks to `Kernel.h`
- Improve clang-format
- Fix for LVGL lock transfer: ensure lock isn't activate when changing the lock
- Implement SPI HAL
- Remove `initHardware` HAL configuration entry
- Fix `I2cScanner`: don't scan when port isn't started
- Show I2C device name in I2C Scanner app
- Register various I2C devices from board implementations
- Fix M5Stack Core2 power status
- Fix pre-allocation issue in `hal::Device`
- Create `Include/` folder for all main projects
- Fix some issues here and there (found while moving things)
- All includes are now in `Tactility/` subfolder and must be included with that prefix. This fixes issues with clashing POSIX headers (e.g. `<semaphore.h>` versus Tactility's `Semaphore.h`)
- WiFi Connect app is now hidden by default, but accessible at the bottom of the WiFi Manage app when WiFi is turned on.
- WiFi service now turns on WiFi when calling connect() and WiFi is not on.
- Removed `blocking` option for `service::loader::startApp()`. This feature was unused and complex.
- Various apps: Moved private headers into Private/ folder.
- Various apps: created start() function for easy starting.
- Added documentation to all TactilityC APIs
- Refactored various `enum` into `class enum`
- Refactor M5Stack `initBoot()` (but VBus is still 0V for some reason)
Remove dependencies M5Unified and M5GFX because:
- Sometimes the release doesn't even compile
- The amount of functions is too close to the limit (I recently had to remove some code/dependency to be able to make a build at all)
- Graphics performance issue since last update
- Touch screen performance issues (not perfect yet, but better)
- Compatibility issues with Tactility SPI/I2C versus M5Unified/M5GFX variants.
