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@svastm svastm commented Aug 16, 2016

This PR add the asynchronous serial for the following targets:

  • NUCLEO_F303RE
  • DISCO_F334C8
  • NUCLEO_F302R8
  • NUCLEO_F334R8

The struct serial_s move to common_objects.h.

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The BUILD_FAIL are due to .text oversize. Cpputest is relatively big.

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0xc0170 commented Aug 16, 2016

Please can you rebase?

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svastm commented Aug 16, 2016

Rebased.

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/morph test

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@mbed-bot: TEST

HOST_OSES=ALL
BUILD_TOOLCHAINS=ALL
TARGETS=NUCLEO_F303RE,DISCO_F334C8,NUCLEO_F302R8,NUCLEO_F334R8

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[Build 812]
SUCCESS: Building succeeded and tests were run! Be sure to check the test results

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Just a note, the CI that just posted success (continuous-integration/mbedci) doesn't test much in this context (just ran a build of the HAL), so it'd be good to have more test results from this. But at least the HAL build looks good! 😄

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Result: SUCCESS

Your command has finished executing! Here's what you wrote!

/morph test

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mbed Build Number: 656

All builds and test passed!

@0xc0170 0xc0170 merged commit 22acfbf into ARMmbed:master Aug 23, 2016
@svastm svastm deleted the serial_asynch_f3 branch September 16, 2016 09:28
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