Support display primitives on the Raspberry Pi Pico#373
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Seems like Zephyr has changed the return type of one of the functions from I think we might want to pin the Zephyr version in the CI because now it's just using the most recent version at all times which is good in some way, but requires us to adjust for every single change on the Fixed in #375, this way Zephyr 4.5 won't break WARDuino when it releases. |
Displays can now be connected using spi0 and use the existing display primitives to draw rectangles and text.
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I also noticed that the emulator does not have dummy display primitives. I have also added these here. |
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Displays can now be connected on spi0 and use the existing display primitives to draw rectangles and text.
This PR only adds device tree data so that Zephyr knows where to find the display when running on a Raspberry Pi Pico.