| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Files | Lines |
|
Calling `pinState()` inside a GPIO port listener returns incorrect values after changing DDR
close #47
|
|
reduce the number of calls to TIFR/TIMSK getters
|
|
The Compare Match Output bits are used to generate hardware PWM signals on selected MCU pins. This is also the mechanism used by Arduino's analogWrite() method.
See #32 for more details
|
|
close #26
|
|
close #44
|
|
close #40
|
|
According to the datasheet, the value of the high byte of the counter for 16-bit timers (such as timer 1) is only updated when the low byte is being read/written.
close #37
|
|
prettier rules have changed since we upgraded to 2.x
|
|
close #36
|
|
also fix some issues found by @gfeun and the tests
|
|
e.g. Timer/Counter1 on ATmega328
|
|
close #28
|
|
|
If you find this content useful please consider a small donation via bitcoin: bitcoin:1mxKyQsHHugqRxPKgwaA7wUwJEGCNthn2?amount=0.001&message=Donation
Scraping git contents via cgit is very resource intensive. The continued hosting of these git repositories is entirely financed by your bitcoin contributions.
For donations of a least 1 mBTC you include your IP address in the message of your bitcoin donation. This will remove this message in the future for requests from your IP, which will significantly reduce token usage.
In any case, any contributions to bitcoin address 1mxKyQsHHugqRxPKgwaA7wUwJEGCNthn2 are very welcome. Thanks in advance for you contribution to a self-sustaining ecosystem.