I2C multi instances: Remove static qualifier on TwoWire attributes #888
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I2C buffers, as well as some other attributes of the TwoWire class, should not be static (shared between instances), otherwise multi instance I2C doesn't work properly. For example when MCU is master on one instance and slave on the other, Slave reception under interruption can happen in the middle of master transmission, and there is conflict on the shared resources. fixes stm32duino#699
fpistm
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With introduction of 'I2C multi instances: Remove static qualifier on TwoWire attributes' parameters 'inBytes' and 'numBytes' become useless as they are part of new obj structure parameter.
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Summary
I2C buffers, as well as some other attributes of the TwoWire class,
should not be static (shared between instances),
otherwise multi instance I2C doesn't work properly.
For example when MCU is master on one instance and slave on the other,
Slave reception under interruption can happen in the middle of master transmission,
and there is conflict on the shared resources.
fixes #699