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* saveSettings: add comment for #endif, update var name to reflect its purpose regardless its one-time & temporal * Settings.h: add enum for orientation mode * settingsGUI.cpp: add markings for #endifs, add/remove extra new lines to propose better code read-ability in my humble vision from the side, didnt touch any functionality only cosmetic syntax * settingsGUI.cpp: remove added-by-accident new line in the end of the file * OLED.hpp: unify ifdef section, add markings for #endifs, add readable macros for ON/OFF OLED state instead of magic numbers * OLED.cpp: add markings for #endifs, add readable macros for ON/OFF OLED state instead of magic numbers, trying unify common style for the whole file for better read-ability * Settings.cpp: unify code style * settingsGUI.cpp: revert true/false for setDisplayRotation * OLED.cpp: unify comments style
Drivers
Drivers are the classes used to represent physical hardware on the board in a more abstract way, that are more complex than just an IO
- OLED Display
- Accelerometers
- Button handling logic
- Tip thermo response modelling
All drivers should be written with minimal hardware assumptions, and defer hardware related logic to the BSP folder where possible