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<aochagavia[m]>
Newbie question: when using esp_hal_smartled, why do we need to provide an RMT channel? (See [this example](https://docs.rs/esp-hal-smartled/latest/esp_hal_smartled/index.html#example for context). As far as I understand, that uses infrared signals, but I'd expect it to be enough to communicate with the smart led through GPIO. I'm probably missing something, hence my question :0
<aochagavia[m]>
* Newbie question: when using esp_hal_smartled, why do we need to provide an RMT channel? (See [this example](https://docs.rs/esp-hal-smartled/latest/esp_hal_smartled/index.html#example for context). As far as I understand, that uses infrared signals, but I'd expect it to be enough to communicate with the smart led through GPIO. I'm probably missing something, hence my question :)
<aochagavia[m]>
* Newbie question: when using esp_hal_smartled, why do we need to provide an RMT channel? (See [this example](https://docs.rs/esp-hal-smartled/latest/esp_hal_smartled/index.html#example) for context). As far as I understand, that uses infrared signals, but I'd expect it to be enough to communicate with the smart led through GPIO. I'm probably missing something, hence my question :)
<aochagavia[m]>
* Newbie question: when using `esp_hal_smartled`, why do we need to provide an RMT channel? (See [this example](https://docs.rs/esp-hal-smartled/latest/esp_hal_smartled/index.html#example) for context). As far as I understand, that uses infrared signals, but I'd expect it to be enough to communicate with the smart led through GPIO. I'm probably missing something, hence my question :)
<aochagavia[m]>
(btw if there's a better place for questions, please let me know)
<haobogu[m]>
many esp people in this room and they're all kind
<aochagavia[m]>
Thanks, I'll join and ask there ;)
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<Amit[m]>
👋
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<fuse117[m]>
i am working with an i2c sensor with a relatively complex driver (in C). i need to supply read/write methods to the driver. i would like to do so from rust, but im not sure how to handle some generics. does anyone know of any open source drivers i can look at as an example?
<fuse117[m]>
* source drivers that do this that i can
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