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Fix AVR I2C master 1ms timeout #17174
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i2c_start() produces a minimum time_slice of 1ms for use as timeout value. The timer granularity is 1ms, it is entirely possible for timer_count to tick up immediately after the last timer read and falsely trigger timeout with a '>= 1' comparison.
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Tested and verified on ProMicro - this fixes all glitches with the Cirque trackpads on I2C that caused sudden position jumps. |
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LGTM, as part of the correction you could swap all places to the ´timer_elapsed´ convenience function.
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Thanks for the fix and quick response.
* avr i2c_master: Fix 1ms timeout i2c_start() produces a minimum time_slice of 1ms for use as timeout value. The timer granularity is 1ms, it is entirely possible for timer_count to tick up immediately after the last timer read and falsely trigger timeout with a '>= 1' comparison. * avr/drivers/i2c_master: Use timer_elapsed()
* avr i2c_master: Fix 1ms timeout i2c_start() produces a minimum time_slice of 1ms for use as timeout value. The timer granularity is 1ms, it is entirely possible for timer_count to tick up immediately after the last timer read and falsely trigger timeout with a '>= 1' comparison. * avr/drivers/i2c_master: Use timer_elapsed()
i2c_start()
produces a minimumtime_slice
of 1ms for use as timeout value.The timer granularity is 1ms, it is entirely possible for
timer_count
to tick up immediately after the last timer read and falsely trigger timeout with a>= 1
comparison.Description
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