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seneral limitations:
	state machine locks up under various circumstances
master mode limitations:
	requires transfer length be specified before starting transfer
	stop condition must be requested *before* last data byte is transferred
	therefore cannot perform 0-byte transfers
	doesn't handle NACKs well
slave mode limitations:
	always ACKs its slave address(es), every data byte written
	only stalls if requested before slave address is recognized or on
		fifo overrun/underrun
	always ACKs general call, cannot stall except by fifo full
   AL, NACK, ARDY, AERR, BF, AAS are events.  AAS also auto-clears at stop or
repeated start, but I get the impression this isn't reliable.
 RRDY is sticky: it is forced high by a level status, needs manual clearing but
this will not succeed unless the level is low.  XRDY is sticky in master mode
but a normal event in slave mode.
 BB is level and cannot be enabled.  It is nevertheless shown in irqstatus.
 XUDF and ROVR are level but also have sticky versions.  If they are enabled,
the sticky version is visible in both irqrawstatus and irqstatus.  If they are
disabled, the level is visible in both irqrawstatus and irqstatus.  Manual set
and clear acts on the sticky event even if not enabled (but clearing will only
succeed if the level is low).
   Notation for I²C bus:
	< = SDA falling with SCL high
	> = SDA rising with SCL high
	. = SCL falling
	0 = SCL rising with SDA low
	1 = SCL rising with SDA high
	x = 0 or 1
hence
	<.  = start condition
	1<. = repeated start condition
	x.  = data bit
	0.  = data bit: 0
	1.  = data bit: 1
	0>  = stop condition
 Notation for irqs/events:
	+FOO = level status set (sticky event set and can't be cleared)
	-FOO = level status unset (sticky event can now be cleared)
	^FOO = event pulsed (set but can be cleared)
	+addr/-addr refers to a bit being set/cleared in ACTOA register
  slave transmitter:
	<	+BB
	.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.
	1	+addr ^AAS
		+XUDF	(if fifo empty)
	.0.	^XRDY	(if fifo empty)
			(waits until stall bit is cleared)
		+XUDF	(waits until fifo non-empty)
		-XUDF	data written, tx-bufstat decremented (mod 64)
	x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x
	.	+XUDF
	0.	^XRDY
		-XUDF	data written, tx-bufstat decremented (mod 64)
	x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x
	.	+XUDF
	1.	^NACK
	0>	-XUDF ^ARDY	tx-bufstat is reset to count
		-addr
		-BB ^BF
 slave transmitter with stall bit set and stray data in tx fifo:
	<	+BB (even in the presence of arbitrary delays).
	.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.
	1	+addr ^AAS
	.0.		(stalling begins)
			(fifo cleared)
		+XUDF	(stall bit cleared, may be immediately set again)
		-XUDF	(data written)
	(continues as before)
 restart:
	1<	-XUDF ^ARDY	tx-bufstat reset to count
	.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.
	1	±addr ^AAS
 slave receiver:
	<	+BB
	.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.
	0	+addr ^AAS
	.0.		(waits until stall bit is cleared)
	x.x.x.x.x.x.x.
	x	+RRDY	rx-bufstat incremented
		-RRDY	data read, bufstats decremented
	.0.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.
	x	+RRDY	rx-bufstat incremented
	.0.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.
	x	+RRDY	rx-bufstat incremented
	.0.0>	-addr -BB ^BF
			data read, bufstats decremented
		-RRDY	data read,
		^ARDY	bufstats reset
 filling the rx fifo:
	x		rx-bufstat incremented to FIFO size - 1
	.0.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.
	x		rx-bufstat incremented (mod FIFO size) to 0
	.0.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.
	x		+ROVR
	.0.		(stalling begins)
			-ROVR	data read, tx-bufstat decremented
				data read, bufstats decremented
 slave receiver + restart to transmitter:
	x	+RRDY	rx-bufstat incremented
	.0.
	1<	(no ARDY due to data in rx fifo)
	.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.
	1	^AAS +XUDF
	.0.	^XRDY	(stalling)
		-RRDY	data read, bufstats decremented
  master transmitter:
				set count, tx-bufstat resets
		+MST +WRITE +S +XRDY
				(waits until bus free)
		-S -XRDY
	<.	+BB
  repeat{
		+XRDY		write data, tx-bufstat decremented to nonzero
		-XRDY		write data, tx-bufstat decremented to zero
	x.x.x.x.x.x.x.0.
    repeat{
	0.	+XUDF	if tx fifo empty
		+P		if stop desired, set before last byte written
		-XUDF +XRDY	write data, tx-bufstat decremented to nonzero
		-XUDF -XRDY	write data, tx-bufstat decremented to zero
	x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.
    }
	if P bit not set:
	0.	^ARDY		tx-bufstat resets
				(set count, tx-bufstat resets)
		+MST +WRITE +S +XRDY
	1<.	-S -XRDY
  }
	if P bit set:
	0>	-P -MST ^ARDY	bufstats reset
		-BB ^BF
    XUDF is never set if the tx fifo is non-empty.
 in slave mode can write into the fifo at any time.  threshold is ignored, the
counter in buffer stat decrements mod 64 on every read or write and is reset to
count when ARDY is generated.
 stall bit needs to be set before address is recognized to be effective.
clearing the still bit, even momentarily, after AAS will release the stall.
 if data in rx fifo (+RRDY), ARDY event and bufstat reset is deferred.
    master transmitter with threshold = 2
 		+MST +S +P +XRDY	(5 remaining)
	<.	+BB -S -XRDY
	x.x.x.x.x.x.x.0.0
	.	+XUDF
	(write)	-XUDF +XRDY		(4 remaining)
	(write)				(3 remaining)
	(write)	-XRDY +XDR		(2 remaining)
	(write)				(1 remaining)
	(write)	-XDR			(0 remaining)