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ESP32 ? #20
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I am not sure either. I don’t have an ESP32 so I never tested for it.
I’m curious to what you find and how to solve it.
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… On Feb 16, 2018, at 6:57 AM, JacoFourie ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi. I love this library. I use it all the time.
But it seems not to work on the ESP32. I am able to declare one timer and it needs to run on CPU 1.
IF I declare the seconds one its time stays on 1 second.
What is up with it on the ESP32 ?
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OK you have to run it on CPU 1, the same core the loop runs on. Now it works. |
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OK you have to run it on CPU 1, the same core the loop runs on. Now it works.
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Hi. I love this library. I use it all the time.
But it seems not to work on the ESP32. I am able to declare one timer and it needs to run on CPU 1.
IF I declare the seconds one its time stays on 1 second.
What is up with it on the ESP32 ?
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