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Is your lib also compatible for Arduino Due (M3), Teensy, M0 / Zero, esp8266? Because the AVRs are actually completely obsolete nowadays, because too weak both of cpu clock and RAM. e.g., the Due calculates Float already 3x as fast as an AVR (Uno, Mega), and even up to 150x as fast with Integer.
So frequency polling could be achieved much faster and much more accurately by ARM cpus.
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Yes it works for the Arduino Zero (SAMD21), the rest must be tested
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Subject: [avandalen/avdweb_FreqPeriodCounter] Compatibility to ARM Cortex M0, M3, esp8266? (#2)
Is your lib also compatible for Arduino Due (M3), Teensy, M0 / Zero, esp8266? Because the AVRs are actually completely obsolete nowadays, because too weak both of cpu clock and RAM. e.g., the Due calculates Float already 3x as fast as an AVR (Uno, Mega), and even up to 150x as fast with Integer.
So frequency polling could be achieved much faster and much more accurately by ARM cpus.
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Is your lib also compatible for Arduino Due (M3), Teensy, M0 / Zero, esp8266? Because the AVRs are actually completely obsolete nowadays, because too weak both of cpu clock and RAM. e.g., the Due calculates Float already 3x as fast as an AVR (Uno, Mega), and even up to 150x as fast with Integer.
So frequency polling could be achieved much faster and much more accurately by ARM cpus.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: