Porting Espruino to RTL8195A/RTL8711AM AMEBA Devices (Ameba, RTLDuino)

That's be awesome, thanks!

This is the form I'm writing most device drivers in now, if it helps: https://github.com/espruino/EspruinoDocs­/blob/master/devices/BH1745.js

• Private C for constants
  
• Private class for the device (some modules make the class public) with methods on prototype
  
• Public 'connectX' functions - some modules have different connection types (I2C, SPI 3 wire/SPI 4 wire), so I pass in the read/write register functions as arguments to the constructor
  
  

It seems to work pretty well for most stuff.

Generally to develop, I either:

• Use the Web IDE, add exports={} up the top, and develop with the library and test code in one file.
  
• Use the Espruino command-line tool with -w to watch a file, then put the library in a modules directory.
  
  

hope that helps!