Add enable/disable interrupt helper functions #8
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12: Return `Self` from `Usbd::new` r=jonas-schievink a=jonas-schievink This makes the `device_address` method usable, and allows adding more methods in the future (although they'll only work before the bus is initialized). Also build/check the example by default. cc #8 Co-authored-by: Jonas Schievink <jonas.schievink@ferrous-systems.com>
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As mentioned on matrix, I wanted to switch from regular polling to interrupt driving of the USB handler.
This interface is awkward, because
Usbdreturns aBusAllocator, which really gives no way (I can see?) to take access to the relevant USBD peripheral.Additionally, we probably should only enable endpoint interrupts (
endepin*andendepout*) that we are actually using (so enable them on allocation), but I would hope they wouldn't fire if the endpoint isn't being used?Feel free to reject this if it's too "funky", but I ended up writing these for my own project, and they seem to work well.