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Flip IOPORT_CFG_PMOS to _NMOS as needed #358
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Add a conditional statement to check if we're on an Uno, this flips IOPORT_CFG_PMOS to _NMOS as needed.
Add a condition to ensure we're within the 2000-2099 year range.
Adds a check to RTCTime::setUnixTime(time_t time) to make sure we're in a valid year range (2000-2099)
Per issue #321, I have also edited the RTC.cpp file with two if-statements in |
The initial commit (digital.cpp) is to address issue #343 |
Per issue #294, imported the header definitions from wl_definitions.h
Per issue #294 I integrated the wl_definitions.h |
There seem to be some errors in the original syntax of the rtc.cpp file. I will investigate them. |
Fix forgotten closing brace
Remove unnecessary `RTClock::` in an effort to get rid of the *qualified-id in declaration before* compiler warnings.
I have attempted to address the "qualified-id in declaration" which is done by removing the RTClock:: in |
Revising the class definition for RTClock to both inline some items and trace down compiler warnings.
Roll back due to incompatibility.
Rollback - keeping domain qualifiers for now.
I have rolled back the changes due to more breakage in the Portenta, Minima, and UnoR4Wifi codebases. I'll look into why those are occuring. The PR is now versioned at my 4d6cd7 commit. |
Add a conditional statement to check if we're on an Uno, this flips IOPORT_CFG_PMOS to _NMOS as needed.