Patrick Dowling

There's no real fallback other than the built-in bootloader on the Teensy. That can't normally be overwritten so as long as the Teensy isn't defective the loader application should be...

No, the aux transpose doesn't use 1V/oct. Since it's not a chromatic transpose but in scale degrees, i.e. it always within the selected scale/mask, that's kind of by design (none...

I guess it depends what exactly you want to control. You can maybe just run the value through an instance of [SemitoneQuantizer](https://github.com/mxmxmx/O_C/blob/master/software/o_c_REV/OC_scales.h#L35) with something like `quantizer.Process(OC::ADC::raw_pitch_value(channel))` but I don't think...

FWIW this came up in the thread on MW last week, I've put tentative fixes here: [fix/misc_fix](https://github.com/patrickdowling/temps_utile-/tree/fix/misc_fix) It only later occurred to me to check the issues here. That's based...

Yes, calibration should remain intact. The preset slots will be lost though -- the versioning isn't particularly smart.

Third time’s the charm? I also stumbled into a/the exception with macro + operator"" constructs so I guess a fix is still pending? With a similar set of (naive) changes...

@danmar No worries. So the I’ve somewhat brute forced things in [this branch](https://github.com/patrickdowling/simplecpp/tree/issue_168_token_pasting) with some dangling todos and have a few simplecpp vs. g++ scenarios [here](https://gist.github.com/patrickdowling/877a25294f069bf059f3b07f9b5b7039). On the way I’ve...

...and since we're necrobumping: I did eventually push that refactoring to a suitably named [public branch](https://github.com/patrickdowling/O_C/tree/abandoned/refactoring) and (as my response #119 mentions) wrote a [basic driver framework for T4.0](https://github.com/patrickdowling/oCt4drv).

Hey Paul, thanks for reaching out (and for the work on Teensy)! I was always surprised by the longevity of o\_C so it's kind of surreal that there is still...

IIRC the .d messages are annoying but not actually fatal, there's some quirk in the dependency generation when run the first time. Just using `make -f supercell/bootloader/makefile` (without `hex`) seems...