Lutz Niggl

Actually it is quite simple to pass constant state like the address of the timer to the callback. E.g. the code below implements a one-shot timer. ```c++ void cb(IntervalTimer* caller)...

I meanwhile have set up a repo with the changes as mentioned above https://github.com/luni64/static_malloc Since I really don't like to adorn myself with borrowed plumes, I can also transfer the...

Hi Andrey, Thanks for your answer. >While I do agree that code may require additional revisions to make it C++ friendly, the directory structure shall remain as it is presented...

>Here is the problem: this schematic uses some other type of encoders Actually it uses standard encoders.  I just didn't want to draw all those decoupling diodes and therefore...

Can you post a minimal example of the code which doesn't work? Which version of the EncoderTool are you using? There should be no workarounds necessary!

Yes, this was done for the T4. For the T3.1 you need to enable the cycle counter as you have already found. Please also note, that if you disable the...

Actually I don't care. Would be nice if you could place a link to the repo somewhere but event that is not necessary from my point of view.

Sorry, I currently have absolutely no time left for support. I'll continue working on this library as soon as possible

Can you test if v0.0.2 fixes your issue?

Yes, this is a totally different library. I therefore didn't include it in TeensyStep. Sorry, but I currently do not intend to make the old TeensyStep compatible to Teensy4.x (not...