remove guards that disable sdio_usb when tinyusb_host is linked in #2764
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…t works just fine
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Doesn't this have to be a bit more intelligent? In case someone thinks they can do this without Pico-PIO-USB? |
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Excellent points -- I will add better guards (basically if host and NOT pico-pio-usb using host on PIO-USB) and also include an example that I've personally tested. |
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Ok, I've created a pull request in the Pico-PIO-USB project to provide the example: sekigon-gonnoc/Pico-PIO-USB#195 |
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Implements #2763.
I have a working demonstration with tinyusb_host and tinyusb_device linked in along with Pico-PIO-USB; everything is working fine (including picoloader reset).
I started off copying and pasting the sdio_usb.c code and implementing my own sdio interface, and once that worked I started looking at how to get things working with the sdk's implementation.