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Merging up_memcpy.S from the PX4/Nuttx repository to fix GCC 4.7 bug #1
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when the file size is 4096 we should use 1 cluster, not two
this should be 0 on FAT32 as well (tested on Windows8 and Linux)
waiting for write completion and checking the status register on read will improve the chance that we catch IO errors immediately rather than on the next IO. This improves the chance that callers will be able to take reasonable action on IO errors. We have one example board that does give intermittent IO errors, and this change helps for that board
allows setting of SPI bus speed
… This merge enables arm-gcc 4.7 and newer to build diydrones/PX4Nuttx
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This merge enables arm-gcc 4.7 and newer to build diydrones/PX4Nuttx
As discussed with Ben Nizette