- Wed Oct 28, 2015 5:58 pm
#32493
that is not hard to do at all 
and it's actually already implemented in some of the standard calls. I never got to where I write a function to return the mode of each pin, but it's easy doable and applicable. Not every call will require a change of mode as most use the same mode (output), but pins used as SPI or I2S or UART will be hard to spot. While doable, I guess you can disable the service that requires the pin, but what is the case when we talk about I2C, since I2C is a software implementation and pins look normal?same goes for PWM
and it's actually already implemented in some of the standard calls. I never got to where I write a function to return the mode of each pin, but it's easy doable and applicable. Not every call will require a change of mode as most use the same mode (output), but pins used as SPI or I2S or UART will be hard to spot. While doable, I guess you can disable the service that requires the pin, but what is the case when we talk about I2C, since I2C is a software implementation and pins look normal?same goes for PWM
