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Note - this has changed the syntax for creating a serial port - now the timer's associated type must implement From\ and you must set the baud rate after creating...

The rate is set based on the set_rate function - the input of which is a baud rate

for the timer, the problem is that the Countdown [implementation for CountdownTimer](https://docs.rs/nrf51-hal/0.7.1/nrf51_hal/timer/struct.CountDownTimer.html#impl-CountDown) in the nrf51_hal library (that i have been using) requires the associated type HFTicks [which implements From\](https://docs.rs/nrf51-hal/0.7.1/nrf51_hal/time/struct.Hfticks.html#impl-From%3CDuration%3E), so...

Hey there, thank you for the contribution. I will have to mull this one over a bit because I'm not totally convinced on its usefulness compared to doing directly what...

That's some very strange behaviour. Plz update if you figure out why it happens. It will probably be a few weeks until I can do anything about this PR anyway.

I like the solution of adding a unique ID to the gadgets. This seems OK to merge. Thanks for the contribution. There is a chance that this may be removed...

I am having a similar issue with `#include ` from QT libraries. Any pointers to where in the code this blacklist is implemented? Edit: I found the blacklist https://github.com/pwndbg/pwndbg/blob/970ac229a835fa1f5d7aeaf8cf8b3770804df841/pwndbg/typeinfo.py However...

Even if you don't want to fully sanitise the path, simply checking for "../" will get you most of the way there (on Unix). A more complete option might be...

see https://github.com/rust-embedded/embedded-hal/issues/211

IMO time is non-trivial enough that I think something like embedded-time should be integrated into embedded-hal - It's complex, but for a good reason.