* added default as a starting point
* added readme per guidelines
* made necessary changed to keymap to follow guidelines
* changed debounce mode for more smooth usage at the cost of mem
* increased polling interval
* Revert "made necessary changed to keymap to follow guidelines"
yikes! I modified the WRONG directory. reverted.
This reverts commit 8ba3d97af538796d765c47b48537dbcf55c3dbc1.
* reverted commit that modified file in incorrect directory. modified intended file.
* added license tp config.h
Co-authored-by: Ryan <fauxpark@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: James Young <18669334+noroadsleft@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Drashna Jaelre <drashna@live.com>
* enable LTO for smaller firmware size
* delete since this was added to userspace rules.mk
* readme updates and new images
* Add -j to compile and flash commands in userpsace
* Enable NKRO
* Enable NKRO, VIA, LTO by default
* Stanrc85-ansi readme update
* Stanrc85-alice readme
* quick RGB layer indicator fix in keymap
* Simplify encoder code and clean up keymaps.
-Removed overly complex VIA encoder code. It wasn't adding any value and was confusing users who were trying to customize encoder functionality on VIA keymaps.
-Replaced KC_TILDE with KC_HOME in all keymaps, as KC_TILDE sends a left shift, which was confusing some folks as they tested their build.
-Move layer names to enum
* Change encoder_update_kb to encoder_update_user per PR feedback
* ws2812: Fix number of nops for AVR at 8 MHz
When trying to calculate the number of nops for AVR running at 8 MHz,
the value of `w3` is expected to be negative; however, because `F_CPU`
is defined in tmk_core/avr.mk with the `UL` suffix, the preprocessor
performs its calculations using `unsigned long`, getting a very large
positive number instead of the expected negative number; this then
results in generating code with a huge number of nops. Fix the broken
calculations by performing a comparison before subtraction, so that the
unsigned number wraparound does not occur.
The keyboard which triggers the problem is `handwired/promethium`; the
buggy code silently compiles, but the resulting timings would be
completely wrong.
* ws2812: Clean up the code after the 8 MHz fix
Remove old code which was unsuccessfully trying to clamp negative w1, w2
and w3 values to 0, and set w1_nops, w2_nops and w3_nops directly.
Timothy Beck
QMK Bot
Quentin
Rozakiin
MelGeek
Kyle McCreery
James Young
Joschua Gandert
stanrc85
Spaceman
Mike Tsao
LSChyi
Konstantin Shpits
Drashna Jaelre
Nicolas Schodet
Jay Greco
Sergey Vlasov
Zach White
Ryan
Joel Challis
yfuku
Xelus22
Danny
moritz-john
George Petri