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Commit ae3ad4a9 authored by Gunar Schorcht's avatar Gunar Schorcht Committed by Alexandre Abadie
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tests/ccs811: satisfy Codacy

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......@@ -9,10 +9,9 @@ sensor can be used for periodic polling.
The test application demonstrates the use of the CCS811 using
- data-ready status function ```ccs811_data_ready``` to wait for new data and
- default configuration parameters, that is, the measurement mode
```CCS811_MODE_1S``` with one measurement per second.
- data-ready status function ```ccs811_data_ready``` to wait for new data and
- default configuration parameters, that is, the measurement mode
```CCS811_MODE_1S``` with one measurement per second.
Please refer ```$(RIOTBASE)/tests/driver_ccs811_full``` to learn how
to use the CCS811 with interrupts.
......@@ -12,18 +12,16 @@ sensor can be used with interrupts.
The test application demonstrates the use of the CCS811 and pseudomodule
```ccs811_full``` using
- data-ready interrupt ```CCS811_INT_DATA_READY``` and
- default configuration parameters, that is, the measurement mode
```CCS811_MODE_1S``` with one measurement per second.
- data-ready interrupt ```CCS811_INT_DATA_READY``` and
- default configuration parameters, that is, the measurement mode
```CCS811_MODE_1S``` with one measurement per second.
The default configuration parameter for the interrupt pin has to be
overridden according to the hardware configuration by defining
```CCS811_PARAM_INT_PIN``` before ```ccs811_params.h``` is included, e.g.,
```
#define CCS811_PARAM_INT_PIN (GPIO_PIN(0, 7))
```
or via the CFLAGS variable in the make command.
```
CFLAGS="-DCCS811_PARAM_INT_PIN=\(GPIO_PIN\(0,7\)\)" make -C tests/driver_ccs811 BOARD=...
```
#define CCS811_PARAM_INT_PIN (GPIO_PIN(0, 7))
or via the `CFLAGS` variable in the make command.
CFLAGS="-DCCS811_PARAM_INT_PIN=\(GPIO_PIN\(0,7\)\)" make -C tests/driver_ccs811 BOARD=...
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