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The ADC driver for the nRF52 chip only supports single samples. The continuous sampling function needs to be implemented:
Aside from some examples in the readme, and the intro article, there is no documentation for the API. It was only by examining the unit tests, mjs_builtin.c, and reading the v7 documentation through the internet archive, that we were able to figure out how to set and get properties in the VM and make calls into javascript functions with complex values.
This is less than ideal
Implement some test cases for standard strpbrk()
Target: Nucleo L073RZ
OS: MacOS 10.14.5
Mbed OS: 5.13.1
Binary: mbed-os-blinky (built with GCC or AC6)
Flashing the above target using a specified CMSIS pack sometimes works, but more often claims No cores were discovered!.
Using the pack from here
./pyocd flash --frequency 1800000 --uid 066DFF5556547251870951
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In current patch, we already implemented a futex-liked mutex. It didn't support PI. In order to achieve better real-time capability, the higher priority task should execute as soon as possible. It also makes sense on synchronization. So we could apply PI to enhance our real-time capability.
By the way, this's feature would be released soon. Furthermore, folks should not work on this feature
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Only one interop assembly is supported in the CMakeSettings because the variable definition does not allow a type array (see schema) only string.
There are a bunch of pages on the wiki that still refer to the bitbucket repos and we should get those links cleaned up.
The search is really poor in Confluence to do this, but you can export the space as HTML and then grep for the instances.
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/spaces/exportspacewelcome.action?key=NUTTX
There are approximately 162 pages that likely need updating (some of
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Bluetooth controller implementation uses magic numbers 625 and 1250 for the advertising interval and connection interval units.
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Use defines for the values 625 and 1250
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