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Hi, sure! I'll test later today, or in the worst case, tomorrow, and let you know.
Sorry for the delay. I tried to test it since yesterday but something didn't work out (likely on my end). I'll test again tomorrow and let you know how it...
Unfortunately I think something isn't right on the Pi 5 (LED doesn't blink); I'll try to compare the resulted binaries. Currently the old build fails for me, so I'll have...
> > Unfortunately I think something isn't right on the Pi 5 (LED doesn't blink); I'll try to compare the resulted binaries. Currently the old build fails for me, so...
Great! I'll test again shortly.
I think we're definitely on the right track and these changes are good, but from my testing it stil doesn't blink. Here's what I've noticed: - Both builds (old and...
> @iCMDdev can you try the old version but in a `release` build? It would be good to know if that version still blinks. I'd expect the `.text` section of...
It looks like indeed, the old build doesn't work either when compiled in release mode (with `.swift_modhash` removed as well; since building in release also made that section appear at...
I think I figured out something by looking at the assembly. I was previously using the following as a simple workaround for a `sleep()` function: ```Swift for _ in 1..
I've seen that the STM32 example defines a `nop()` function in the Bridging Header, which is then used in Swift like this: ```Swift for _ in 0..