Add GPIO ChangeCounter #1421
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Add GPIO ChangeCounter #1421
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Nice improvement!! 👏 |
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(cherry picked from commit c5b419a)
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Description
Adds the Gpio ChangeCounter implementation for ESP32
Only as an input device using the internal hardware Counters available on the ESP32.
Output GPIO will give a NOT SUPPORTED exception.
Uses a 1 micro second timer for the relative timestamp thats available on ESP32.
For other devices have added empty file with the init returning NOT SUPPORTED exception.
Also requires change to Windows.Devices.Gpio
How Has This Been Tested?
Tested with a sample program with a PWM channel looped back on to the input pin.
As it implemented in hardware it supports a high frequency input signal.
Tested with 10Mhz & 1000hz
Have a sample program i will add later.
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Signed-off-by: adriansoundy adriansoundy@gmail.com