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This library is not maintained anymore, also it is not longer distributed with Teensyduino so most likely never.

Cool, but you are reporting the issue to the wrong repository as this library does not deal with enable pins. You probably meant this one https://github.com/collin80/FlexCAN_Library

First of all the fact thet there is no place to report issues in Collin's repository does not mean you should report in to other random repository. Secondly, no, there...

I would prefer someone to have a critical look at the code before merge. BTW, I've seen you on Paul's list of K66 betatesters? Didn't you get a board? Maybe...

The goal of my branch was to provide only the dual CAN support that can be easily merged to teachop's original code. It is up to him to decide on...

@Alex-2-5 what I'm saying is that T3.6 will not tolerate 5V on the input pins. You would have to check MCP2551 datasheet to see what it its IO voltage.

@Alex-2-5 Not necessarily. You have at least two options: - Find a source of 3.3V (e.g. from Teensy's insternal regulator) and connect to the VIO pin of the MCP2562 (the...

Well, actually that answer (especially the "just like UART" part) may make things even more confusingas with UART you usually connect TX to RX and vice versa. In case of...

I agree with collin80 that it would be nicer to not introduce the "only before begin/after end" limitation. People tend to forget such details and then spend hours debugging. The...

Would you mind clarifying what is the real benefit of this change?