Launch libc initialization after hardware setup #174
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This pachs allows C++ global constructors to run after hardware initialization. This helps some libraries that setups hardware in class constructor to work properly. See also arduino#169
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Wonderful, thanks! I just tried with this code locally on top of 1.6.7 with the original version of Q2HX711 (which calls |
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Enable TC6 & TC7 for __SAMD21J18A__
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This pachs allows C++ global constructors to run after hardware initialization. This helps some libraries that setups hardware in class constructor to work properly.
See also #169
/cc @totalgee