Dave Cherry

Unfortunately, ESP32 does not support this directly, STM32 does, but I'm not sure how safe it even is on STM32 as I don't know how safe std::function objects are in...

Normally these two types are the same if the board is detected. The likely cause of this is that https://github.com/davetcc/TaskManagerIO/blob/master/src/TaskPlatformDeps.h doesn't recognise the board, and would therefore need changing to...

There are two problems here, firstly, there are just too many boards for us to support them all, secondly, hardly anyone uses tcMenu outside of STM32, ESP*, and genuine Arduino...

I mean using the Pico with Arduino framework (if that is even possible, I don't know, the boards don't interest me TBH, so I'd be doing it for others) may...

Looking while on the train earlier I saw there is a core for Arduino for pico. This means with a small tweak in the two platform determination files it should...

Your usage sounds great. Actually, now I see it has a workable Arduino core this makes it a lot more interesting.

Are you sure you're on the latest versions of TaskManagerIO, SimpleCollections, IoAbstraction and tcMenu? I've got an RPI2040 and I didn't realize it is actually an mbed board that's already...

So I've tried it myself with buttonRotaryEncoder sketch on a Pico with the rotary encoder test sketch, and so far so good. **Versions:** TcMenu 2.3.1 IoAbstraction 2.3.4 TaskManagerIO 1.3.3 SimpleCollections...

OK, to be honest, I personally would use the mbed core if I'm honest, you can still use CMSIS, you can still use any underlying APIs that were provided, but...

I've actually uploaded using platformIO the rotary encoder and task manager test sketches using the mbed based core. They both work fine for me. The next step is to add...