http://start.atmel.com is the way to access the ASF4 code libraries from Microchip. It is a code selection tool: you specify the libraries you need and some parameters, and then you download a package of code for your selected chip and application.
Since we need to support multiple chips and use a large chunk of the library, the scheme above is awkward, and it's difficult to update cleanly.
This repo contains a code tree of a large selection of ASF4 code, downloaded for both SAMD21 and SAMD51 (and more chips later).
Branch master contains the code as downloaded, with very minor adjustments (see below). It should be updated periodically. As of this writing there is no way to know when the code is updated on the website, so we must check periodically.
Note that a few files are moved to different locations to regularize the different chip trees. See tools/update _from_atmel_start.py for details.
Branch master-bugfixes is a branch from master that contains bugfixes needed by potentially all users of ASF4.
These branches contain enhancements for specific Adafruit projects and families of products. A project would typically use a git submodule that points to commits in its project branch.
circuitpython- Changes needed for https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython
tools/ contains scripts that are useful for updating and organizing the code trees.
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