Generate interrupt dispatch code. #156
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Hey @dvc94ch. Thanks for the PR. I think it would be more idiomatic to return |
Useful for architectures that prefer or mandate dispatching interrupts in software. Adds #[derive(Debug)] for printing readable interrupt names.
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Thanks for making the change, @dvc94ch. (I didn't get a notification so I didn't notice until now). This LGTM now but the generated code needs to contain some feature gates because the |
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Superseded by #185 |
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Useful for architectures that prefer or mandate dispatching interrupts in
software. Adds #[derive(Debug)] for printing readable interrupt names.