Portable driver libraries or HAL that supports Atmel SAM targets?

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  • libopencm3

    Open source ARM Cortex-M microcontroller library

    • Yeah by the looks of it I am going to have to expand my project do creating a portable driver interface as well. Abstracting hardware interfaces to create portable code is fairly common in embedded development. For example, libopencm3 does this and has great support for STM32 parts but very limited support for SAM parts.

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