Peter Munch-Ellingsen

Not quite sure what you mean. My usecase for this is `nimlsp`, it compiles into a version that only works properly for one version of Nim. I wanted `choosenim `...

I'm faced with the same issue on my Linux machine, with Vim 8.2 and fully updated plugin.

This will of course depend tremendously on the kind of micro-controller you use, if you use i2c port expanders like I do, and possibly also on the USB implementation (I...

I guess I could set up a small rig to measure this though, basically just a small script on another micro-controller sending a short "keypress" pulse, then wire that up...

Did something even easier, I just hooked a logic analyzer up to the i2c and the USB data pins and saw what's going on. Basically an entire scan of the...

> My setup will need 40 (or 42) keys. So it's 6x7 . I didn't check whether Teensy 2.0 supports this much GPIO pins free for buttons (i.e. not connected...

> This sounds plausible to me. But I never tried this (nor any similar trick) and thus wonder how much power would the high state leak in the end. Definitely...

Just checked with reading a full port and reading both port expanders now takes 8.6ms. So worst case scenario is now reduced to ~18ms.

Implemented the more efficient writes (manually for now) and a full read is now 2.8ms, so the worst case scenario is now ~7ms. Not too bad considering that it's over...

> Wow! I didn't even finish the mechanical drawing yet (I'm about at the half of the process) and didn't start the PCB yet and you're already implementing the cool...