Hi! I'm quite new to the embedded scene and, following the embedded wg's book, recently became interested in the micro:bit. The book references a wonderful BSP for it, however, it lacks many of the APIs that the official C++ lib offers. I noticed this crate is often used to alleviate that, however, I don't notice a calibration function currently implemented.
My proposal would be to implement the algorithm currently in use in the micro:bit API which, in turn, is implementing the manufacturer's algorithm. I am far from decent enough at Rust or familiar enough with embedded programming yet to do so myself, unfortunately.
Hi! I'm quite new to the embedded scene and, following the embedded wg's book, recently became interested in the micro:bit. The book references a wonderful BSP for it, however, it lacks many of the APIs that the official C++ lib offers. I noticed this crate is often used to alleviate that, however, I don't notice a calibration function currently implemented.
My proposal would be to implement the algorithm currently in use in the micro:bit API which, in turn, is implementing the manufacturer's algorithm. I am far from decent enough at Rust or familiar enough with embedded programming yet to do so myself, unfortunately.