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Long term goal, get rid of libnfc. This would greatly simplify the build process. libnfc works well enough but it's effectively abandoned and does a lot of stuff we don't use.
Create a Go acr122_usb reader driver. No idea how this works in libnfc yet but the acr122 is also pn532 based so it might be easy
Create a Go pn532_i2x reader driver. Besides it being i2c, communication with the pn532 is identical to uart, so this may be as simple as abstracting the existing pn532_uart go code
Improve the pn532_uart reader driver. The existing driver works but it's certainly not as robust and smooth as the libnfc one. It needs much tighter timing, mifare classic support, write support and better handling of edge cases. This has to happen no matter what since this driver is what's used on the windows platform
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Long term goal, get rid of libnfc. This would greatly simplify the build process. libnfc works well enough but it's effectively abandoned and does a lot of stuff we don't use.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: