I need the PLATFORM_ID for the following Particle products: Tracker One, Tracker SOM, B Series SOM, Photon 2, P2, Photon, Electron, and E Series. I want to use it to differentiate between those products that have a built-in LED on D7, and those that do not.
For the current devices
for legacy devices you'd need to check a previous repo version
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Will the following function accurately differentiate products (Boron, Argon, Photon 2, Photon, Electron, Core) with the built-in LED on D7?
bool deviceHasLedOnD7() {
// Returns TRUE if the device has a built-in LED on D7:
// Boron, Argon, Photon 2, Photon, Electron, Core
// 8: P1
switch (PLATFORM_ID) {
case PLATFORM_BORON:
return TRUE;
case PLATFORM_ARGON:
return TRUE;
case 0:
// Core
return TRUE;
case 6:
// Photon (PLATFORM_PHOTON_PRODUCTION)
return TRUE;
case 10:
// Electron (PLATFORM_ELECTRON_PRODUCTION)
return TRUE;
default:
return FALSE;
}
} // deviceHasLedOnD7()
I'd think so - although with fall-through it can be written shorter
bool deviceHasLedOnD7() {
// Returns TRUE if the device has a built-in LED on D7:
// Boron, Argon, Photon 2, Photon, Electron, Core
// 8: P1
switch (PLATFORM_ID) {
case 0: // Core
case PLATFORM_PHOTON_PRODUCTION:
case PLATFORM_ELECTRON_PRODUCTION:
case PLATFORM_ARGON:
case PLATFORM_BORON:
return TRUE;
default:
return FALSE;
}
} // deviceHasLedOnD7()
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What about Photon2 value in switch case?
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