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0.9.16

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Added description for the GPIO type, closes uraimo#63

0.9.15

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Support bouncetime (uraimo#65)

Added bounceTime property to enable software debouncing.

0.9.14

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Feature/64bit (uraimo#62)

* Add required type conversion

On 64bit gnu_dev_makedev returns UInt64, but mknod
expects UInt:

Sources/Mailbox.swift:178:42: error: cannot convert value of type 'UInt64' to \
expected argument type '__dev_t' (aka 'UInt')

* Fix Swift 4.1 warning wrt `characters`

String's do not have the characters collection anymore.

0.9.13

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Fixed indexes in i2c_smbus_read_block_data

As usual, the first element in the buffer is the size while the rest is the actual data.

0.9.12

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Added pull up/down support

0.9.11

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Updated README.md

0.9.10

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I2C read_word fixed

Promote to int32 before shifting

0.9.9

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UART adaptations for modern Raspbian (uraimo#56)

- Modernized tty naming ("serial0" / "serial1")
- Added 2400 / 4800 speeds
- refactored SysFSUART init() to take a list of devices to try in order of preference (first successful wins)

0.9.8

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Added I2C,SPI,UART and updated GPIOs for CHIP

The board supports a sysfs interface for basic PWM functionality too,
but that requires a bit more work.
Note that while I2C and UART will work out of the box, SPI requires a
modified device tree.

0.9.7

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Fixed null pointer issue for I2C

Closes uraimo#53.
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