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docs: refine some details on GPIOs and GP timers #1740
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On most microcontrollers I have worked with one can retrieve the current state of output GPIO pins. On ESP32 this is not the case if the pad is not explictly configured to route this information into the port by configuring it as input or i/o. Thus add a warning to the API documentation of gpio_get_level().
The table on the bottom of the CLA is broken (and a bit superfluous IMHO) btw. |
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Thanks for the PR @stefanct, I've put these changes into the merge queue. |
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On most microcontrollers I have worked with one can retrieve the current state of output GPIO pins. On ESP32 this is not the case if the pad is not explictly configured to route this information into the port by configuring it as input or i/o. Thus add a warning to the API documentation of gpio_get_level(). Merges #1740
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Replace c&p text with an actual description. Merges #1740
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@stefanct Cherry-picked into master, thanks! |
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While working on my first ESP32 project (a bit-banging UART driver) I have noticed some points in the IDF documentation that could be improved. See individual commit messages for details please.