This adds support for using TIM12, TIM13 or TIM14 as the system timer for STM32 TIMv1. Tested on a STM32F765.
I needed this for a board where all the existing supported system timers were occupied for other tasks (PWM output, RC input etc). I couldn't see any reason we shouldn't use the other timers if they exist.
support for system timer 12, 13 and 14 for STM32 TIMv1 Topic is solved
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support for system timer 12, 13 and 14 for STM32 TIMv1 Topic is solved
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Re: support for system timer 12, 13 and 14 for STM32 TIMv1
Hi,
I had to do a lot of rework in order to integrate the ST driver with the new IRQ infrastructure so the patch was not up to date. Now the new infrastructure is ready and I added support for timers from 9 to 14 to ST.
Giovanni
I had to do a lot of rework in order to integrate the ST driver with the new IRQ infrastructure so the patch was not up to date. Now the new infrastructure is ready and I added support for timers from 9 to 14 to ST.
Giovanni
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Re: support for system timer 12, 13 and 14 for STM32 TIMv1
Giovanni wrote:I had to do a lot of rework in order to integrate the ST driver with the new IRQ infrastructure so the patch was not up to date. Now the new infrastructure is ready and I added support for timers from 9 to 14 to ST.
thanks!
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