mcu_sleep(x); Low limit on "x" value

[eficker]

As far as I can tell, mcu_sleep() does not seem to accept values greater than 12000 (2 minutes). When a value higher than 12000 is used, the mcu_sleep() command seems to max out at 2 minutes. For a workaround multiple mcu_sleep(12000); statements can be used in a single program.

It seems like this should not be the case, so I thought I'd raise the flag.

[jeez]

Thanks, but not sure I follow, @eficker... We have no functions called mcu_sleep(). The closest to that are the power_soc_sleep() function, which in turn don't get any parameter.

Can you please point to the header file + line to which function you are referring to?

[eficker]

Perhaps I'm posting in the wrong repo. This is a function to control the MCU from C++ using the Intel provided IDE (Eclipse). I'm still trying to figure out all the pieces to the Edison in general and looks like there are several layers to just the MCU as well. Any chance you can point me in the right direction? @jeez

[jeez]

@eficker I believe so, yes. This is the repo for the HAL of Quark MCUs. Currently the support we provide is for Quark D2000 and Quark SE. These are not in Edison as far as I can remember.

I will try to point you to the right direction, sure. Which IDE and which version are you using? (is it ISSM?)
Have you tried the Edison Forums? --> https://communities.intel.com/community/tech/edison

[jeez]

I will close this issue for now, @eficker, as it doesn't apply to this code base. I hope the Edison Forum helps you out, let me know if otherwise.