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# demonstrate odd usb.core.USBError with max3421e
# requires "adafruit_usb_host_midi_todbot" below, which adds timeout on read()s
# 12 May 2024 - @todbot
import displayio
displayio.release_displays()

import time
import board
import usb
import max3421e

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# Demonstrate trying to use the USBError of usb.core.Device.read() as a
# "no bytes available" indicator. Unfortuately, it's VERY slow. 
# Or more likely, it's missing messages mid-parse. 
# 8 May 2024 - @todbot
#
# note, this requires two special libraries:
# - adafruit_usb_host_midi_hostreadhack
# - winterbloom_smolmidi_hostreadhack

import time

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# waiting_for_midi_code.py -- I'm always blocking for midi
# 6 May 2024 - @todbot
# works on PicoDVI RP2040 Feather / DVI Cowbell / etc.
import time, math, random
import board
import displayio
import bitmaptools
from adafruit_display_text import bitmap_label as label

num_colors = 16  # how many colors for our bitmap, can't be over 16 for DVI

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# demonstrate blocking of usb.core.Device.read() 
#  4 May 2024 - @todbot and @jedgarpark
"""
This sketch demonstrates how `device.read()` blocks infinitely, which is different from established behavior. 

The normal semantics of `device.read()` when using either `busio.UART` or `usb_midi.PortIn`
is that the read() does not noticably block if a `timeout` is given. 
(Explicitly in the constructor of `busio.UART` and apparently implicitly in just how `usb_midi` works)

But for the `usb.core.Device` that is returned (as demo'd below), the `device.read()` blocks forever. 

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# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2023 Scott Shawcroft for Adafruit Industries
# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024 Tod Kurt
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Unlicense
#
# Forward MIDI from device on USB Host port to computer via USB MIDI 
# and 5-pin serial MIDI via MIDI Feather Wing or similar MIDI output.
# Suppots hot-plug of the device on the USB Host port.
#
# adapted from https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_USB_Host_MIDI/blob/main/examples/usb_host_midi_simpletest.py

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# quick-n-dirty MIDI controller with Circuit Playground Express
# 30 Apr 2024 - @todbot / Tod Kurt
# Works on Circuit Playground Express in CircuitPython 9, 
#  but will also work on also any board with touchio, like Trinket M0 or QTPy M0
# Uses the minimal number of libraries to save RAM on the tiny M0 in the CPX
#  (e.g. cannot load `adafruit_circuitpython`, `adafruit_midi`, and `adafruit_debouncer` on CPX)

import board
import touchio
import usb_midi

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// samd21 blink LED on PA10 on Trinket M0, controlled by button on D3 (PA07)
// adapted / stolen from:
// https://github.com/LifeWithDavid/RaspberryPiPico-BareMetalAdventures/blob/main/Chapter%2004/assembly.s
// with much help from https://www.whynotestflight.com/excuses/its-alive-samd21e18a-assembly-no-sdk/
    
.cpu cortex-m0
.syntax unified
.thumb

.global main                    // 'main' used in startup.s

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// samd21 blink LED on PA10 on Trinket M0
// adapted / stolen from:
// https://github.com/LifeWithDavid/RaspberryPiPico-BareMetalAdventures/blob/main/Chapter%2004/assembly.s
    
.cpu cortex-m0
.syntax unified
.thumb

.global main                // used in startup.s
    

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// originally from: https://github.com/dwelch67/atsamd_samples/tree/master/ATSAMD21/sparkfun/blinker01

#include <stdint.h>  // for uint32_t

int main(void) {
    
    unsigned int ra;
    unsigned int rx;

    uint32_t* PORT_A_DIR = (uint32_t*)0x41004400;  // "PORT" from Table 12-1 & 23.7 of SAMD21 Datasheet 

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# bitmapfilter_play3_code.py -- chops + blur on random lines 
# 2 Apr 2024 - @todbot / Tod Kurt
import time, math, random
import board
import rainbowio
import vectorio
import displayio
import bitmaptools
import bitmapfilter
import gc