* Reduce PROGMEM usage for keycode map
Bit-pack the keycode bool array to gain back a small amount of flash space.
The trade-off is an increase in runtime instructions when running macros.
It does make the code a bit harder to read, as well as maintain.
For configs that use send_string() et al, it saves ~100 bytes.
* Switch to macro and common definition
Rewrite the array declarations so both the unpacked (original) and
packed LUT arrays can use the same value definitions. This is done by
defining a macro that "knows what to do".
This makes the code much easier to read and maintain.
* Fix macro typos and improve perf
Pack the bits in a more efficient order for extraction.
And also fix the copy/paste error in the macro...
* Switch fully to packed LUT
Some minor reformatting.
Compile tested all sendstring_xyz.h to make sure they were converted
properly. Also checked that an unconverted version would generate a
compile error.
* Apply whitespace suggestions from code review
Co-Authored-By: Ryan <fauxpark@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Ryan <fauxpark@gmail.com>
* Run clang-format manually to fix recently changed files
* Run clang-format manually to fix recently changed files - revert template files
* Run clang-format manually to fix recently changed files - format off for ascii_to_keycode_lut
* Fix out of bound OLED font access
The default font is 1344 bytes, or a total of 224 glyphs (each 6-bytes wide).
OLED_FONT_END defaults to 224, which if used will then index off the end of
the font array. So either the documentation or code is wrong.
Instead of figuring out the rewording of the documentation, just change
the OLED_FONT_END default value to 223, to match the documentation and code.
* Add static assert to check array size
Build bomb if the font array size doesn't match to the defines.
* Compile error if ONESHOT_TIMEOUT defined but oneshot disabled
When ONESHOT_TIMEOUT and NO_ACTION_ONESHOT are both defined, this code
fails to compile.
Wrap the one usage of ONESHOT_TIMEOUT that is inconsistent with the
rest so all usages are properly wrapped by a check of NO_ACTION_ONESHOT.
* Run file through clang-format
Co-authored-by: Ted M Lin <tedmlin@gmail.com>
* Option to use function for KEYCODE2 routines.
Convert the KEYCODE2SYSTEM and KEYCODE2CONSUMER macros to functions,
defaulting to using the macros. The function form allows the compiler
to optimize the switch statement itself, over the macro nested
ternaries.
To enable this feature, #define USE_KEYCODE2_FUNCTION.
Testing against a random selection of avr-based keyboards, this
increased available flash by ~500 bytes. For arm-based keyboards,
the available flash increased by ~400 bytes.
* Replace macro with function entirely.
As zvecr states, go bold and just commit to using the function instead
of the macro.
* Reformat whitespace now that functional review is done
Verified against clang-format output.
* Dedupe extrakey report struct, and send functions in V-USB & LUFA
* Doc comment for consistency
* Wrap it in ifdef to prevent unused function error
* Do the same for ATSAM
* Ensure setPinInput actually sets input high-z
* Fixed _PIN_ADDRESS Macro arguments
as recommended by vomindoraan
* Fixed instances of setInput to use new behavour
* Changed kmac matrix to use input with pullups
* Update keyboards/gh60/revc/revc.h
Co-Authored-By: fauxpark <fauxpark@gmail.com>
* Fixed input state for unselect_rows
* fixed merge conflict
* Updated all instances of older uses of setPinInput()
* Fixed naming mistake
Co-authored-by: fauxpark <fauxpark@gmail.com>
* Add additional fixes to EEPROM driver selection (#7274)
- uprintf -> dprintf
- Fix atsam "vendor" eeprom.
- Bump Kinetis K20x to 64 bytes, too.
- Rollback Kinetis to 32 bytes as partitioning can only be done once. Add warning about changing the value.
- Change RAM-backed "fake" EEPROM implementations to match eeconfig's current usage.
- Add 24LC128 by request.
* format code according to conventions [skip ci]
Co-authored-by: Nick Brassel <nick@tzarc.org>
Co-authored-by: QMK Bot <hello@qmk.fm>
Co-authored-by: Florian Didron <fdidron@users.noreply.github.com>
