feat: add DMA receive/transmit bridge functions with no interrupts needed #518
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-Introduced functions to specify both the peripheral and destination addresses. - Enables selection of Transmit/Receive data registers as source or destination. - No interrupts needed which is useful for bridging functionality without any CPU usage
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• Introduced functions to specify both the peripheral and destination addresses.
• Enables selection of Transmit/Receive data registers as source or destination.
• No interrupts needed which is useful for bridging functionality without any CPU usage