void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
}
void HAL_TIM_PeriodElapsedCallback(TIM_HandleTypeDef *htim)
{
}
For whatever you are writing, the Arduino IDE does not seem to be suitable, as you require access to low level callbacks etc which have already been taken by the Arduino core.
@roger: is it useful to create a pull request for such changes? Do you want to give access to such handlers to users, or is it something hardly anybody will ever use? It’s not quite in the spirit of arduino to go so low level (but i think quite some users on this forum don’t mind going that low level).
@roger: is it useful to create a pull request for such changes? Do you want to give access to such handlers to users, or is it something hardly anybody will ever use? It’s not quite in the spirit of arduino to go so low level (but i think quite some users on this forum don’t mind going that low level).
@roger: is it useful to create a pull request for such changes? Do you want to give access to such handlers to users, or is it something hardly anybody will ever use? It’s not quite in the spirit of arduino to go so low level (but i think quite some users on this forum don’t mind going that low level).
For whatever you are writing, the Arduino IDE does not seem to be suitable, as you require access to low level callbacks etc which have already been taken by the Arduino core.
For whatever you are writing, the Arduino IDE does not seem to be suitable, as you require access to low level callbacks etc which have already been taken by the Arduino core.
For whatever you are writing, the Arduino IDE does not seem to be suitable, as you require access to low level callbacks etc which have already been taken by the Arduino core.
ooh, that’s even better
would indeed be nice to have this on all callbacks
ooh, that’s even better
would indeed be nice to have this on all callbacks
