cpu/stm32: don't include usbdev_stm32.h in periph_cpu_common.h #14174
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`usbdev_stm32.h` will pull in `usb.h` which causes an error if `USB_H_USER_IS_RIOT_INTERNAL` is not set. Turns out this include is not needed, so just drop it.
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If murdock is happy this change should be Ok, I still had a look at the different configurations to see they where not needed there. Maybe @bergzand can give ti a quick test? |
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With the nucleo-f446ze as target, the binary generated with this PR matches the binary generated without this PR. |
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usbdev_stm32.hwill pull inusb.hwhich causes an error for each file that includesperiph_cpu_common.hbut does not setUSB_H_USER_IS_RIOT_INTERNAL.Turns out this include is not needed, so just drop it.
This will make working with (currently out-of-tree) stm32 boards that use CDC ACM for stdio possible.
Testing procedure
Enable
stdio_cdc_acmon any stm32 boardIssues/PRs references
split off #14122, #12778 & #13382