Add a .reset() method as a short-hand for .write(|w| w) #80
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This is only done for Access::ReadWrite because writing the reset value to write-only registers does not seem like it has any potential use at all. Fixes #19.
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japaric pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 29, 2017
Add a .reset() method as a short-hand for .write(|w| w) This is only done for Access::ReadWrite because writing the reset value to write-only registers does not seem like it has any potential use at all. Fixes #19.
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This is only done for Access::ReadWrite because writing the reset
value to write-only registers does not seem like it has any potential
use at all.
Fixes #19.