Added 9N1 serial definitions to support 9-bit UART #238
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I added two define statements to allow boards like the UNO R4 WIFI to use their 9-bit UART via the 16-bit register. This is to support a pull request coming to the renesas_uno core to activate and facilitate the processor's 9-bit functionality.
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The failed unit test seems to have been caused by a crash on the unit test side. The test engine seems to have crashed before getting to my pull request. |
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This is required to support pull request #379 ArduinoCore-renesas |
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I added two define statements to allow boards like the UNO R4 WIFI to use their 9-bit UART via the 16-bit register. This is to support a pull request coming to the renesas_uno core to activate and facilitate the processor's 9-bit functionality.