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Closes#130
Signed-off-by: Robert Jordens <jordens@gmail.com>
this setup is getting a bit power hungry.
pmt0, 1 (rtio channels 0, 1): 4x in and out
ttl0, 1 (rtio channels 2, 3): 4x out
ttl2 (rtio channel 4): 8x out
pipistrello: do not wait for lock on startup
LCK_cycle:6 was added in 6a412f796e1 (mibuild). It waits for _all_
DCM and PLLs to lock (probably irrespective of STARTUP_WAIT).
* remove xtrig from the target as it is not usually connected (used for
dds_clock) and ignore PMT2/BTN2 as C:15 is used for dds_clock.
* this also aligns the ttl channel numbers with kc705/nist_qc1 (two pmt
inputs followed by 16 ttl outputs followed by leds)
The only advantage of UP is to support the Papilio Pro, but that port is also very limited in other ways and the Pipistrello provides a more reasonable platform that also supports AMP.
On the other hand, RPCs on UP are difficult to implement with the session.c protocol system (without an operating system or coroutines), along with many other minor difficulties and maintainance issues. Planned features such as watchdogs in the core device are also difficult on UP.
