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Adds the Emakefun RF-Nano V3.0, an Arduino Nano V3.0 compatible board (ATmega328P @ 16 MHz, CH340G over USB-C) with an onboard nRF24L01+ (or Si24R1) on the hardware SPI bus.
boards/rf_nano_v3.zig: Nano pin map plusLED,NRF_CE,NRF_CS,SCK,HODIandHIDOaliases. Radio pins are taken from the V3.0 schematic; the radio IRQ pin is not connected.boards.emakefun.rf_nano_v3, derived from the ATmega328P.rf-nano-v3_blinkyexample.Tested on real hardware:
rf-nano-v3_blinkyblinks the onboard LED (with the delay from #1063 applied locally).Questions:
emakefunfine for this board?pin_mapyet, so the aliases are documentation only. Are they useful, or would you prefer typed pins exposed from the board?