Keymap: Fate Iris Layout #3508
Keymap: Fate Iris Layout #3508
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keyboards/iris/keymaps/fate/config.h
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| #ifndef CONFIG_USER_H |
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Could you replace the boilerplate with just #pragma once.
Specifically, replace:
#ifndef CONFIG_USER_H
#define CONFIG_USER_H
#include "config_common.h"
And the #endif at the end with #pragma once
keyboards/iris/keymaps/fate/keymap.c
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Please replace all the includes with #include QMK_KEYBOARD_H
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| make iris/rev2:fate:bootloader |
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For this, :production is better. It generates both the firmware and the bootloader, actually, AND it creates a HEX that has both the bootloader and the firmware. So you ISP flash the production HEX, and the board is ready to use immediately
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I was using male jumper wires directly onto the Iris PCB through-holes for ISP programming without any soldering. So, I had to apply pressure between the jumper wires and PCB to keep the connection secure. Thus, I generated the bootloader only, because I wanted to minimize the time spent of ISP flashing. I'll update this anyway so thanks!
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Ah, that I can totally understand. But that's also why I soldered a header onto mine. :)
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@drashna I've implemented the requested changes. Thanks! |
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