doegox asked on PR #3668 whether CEP really needs to be guarded by a
compile flag, suggesting it ship on by default with a SKIP_CEP opt-out
instead - mirrors the existing NO_LOWBATT_SHUTDOWN/NO_LOWBATT_BEEP
opt-out pattern in common_arm/Makefile.hal. WITH_CEP is now baked into
PM5's base PLATFORM_DEFS; PLATFORM_EXTRAS=SKIP_CEP filters it back out.
No change to armsrc/Makefile (already keys off the WITH_CEP define, not
the old extras token) or to the CEP transport logic itself. Updated the
PM5-FLIPPER-USAGE doc, the CHANGELOG entry, and one stale comment in
include/pm3_cmd.h that referenced the old opt-in token.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wire up the previously-dead Flipper Zero handshake/SPI code from
at32_unit_test.c into a real WITH_CEP platform extra, independent of
BWM (new g_reply_via_cep flag, not reusing BWM's g_reply_via_fpc, so
both transports can run concurrently).
Fixes a real reconnect bug found during hardware bring-up: the
handshake listener was gated on a CC-controller attach edge that
didn't reliably fire on every FAP relaunch, requiring a physical
cable replug to reconnect. Now watches for a fresh incoming byte any
time the link reports attached, with a bounded receive timeout so a
stray byte can never hang the main loop.
RF/FPGA-dependent functionality (hf/lf reads) is out of scope here -
tracked separately. Closes#3667.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added documentation for the 'hw bwm name' command, detailing how to get and set the BLE advertising name, including usage examples and notes on behavior during name changes.
Signed-off-by: Niel Nielsen <nieldk@gmail.com>
Philippe Teuwen