Fix compilation error in spi.rs for rust Version 1.73+ #170
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NOTE: I have not tested this on hardware, just added the allow attribute. Also see [this](rust-lang/rust#116410) issue
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See also stm32-rs/stm32f7xx-hal#207 and stm32-rs/stm32f3xx-hal#346 which had the same problem and a couple other options for fixing it. |
This was referenced Nov 25, 2023
This was referenced Dec 7, 2023
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@JanekGraff Thanks for trying to fix this. Would you mind changing to Unrelated nit: Could you please remove the added newlines between the links in the CHANGELOG.md? |
Sure thing, done. |
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With rust version 1.73.0 the
invalid_reference_castinglint was set to deny by default. (See PR#112431. This causes the build process of this crate to fail to build spi.rs (only when building the crate with its examples, when adding it as a dependency works fine from what i can see).This change fixes the compilation by adding the
[allow(invalid_reference_casting)]attribute to the relevant parts.This also fixes a
unused doc commentcompilation warning in rcc.rsNOTE
I have not tested this on hardware, just added the attribute to fix the compilation.