Release

[Wenn0101]

Bring latest changes into master for release

[nseidle]

This looks really good. I'm testing bits of it now.

Are you intending to use 2017 compiler or 2018? I have to use 2018 to get any Arduino sketch to run properly.

[oclyke]

@nseidle intending to use 2018 - should already be in the master branch because I circumvented the process this morning

[oclyke]

I like the way the commit history looks here - mostly names of PRs that will be easy to translate into a changelog! In the future ideally it would be just PR merges in this branch

[nseidle]

I just did a ~200 hundred attach/detach interrupts and no crashes. Much improved!

[stephenf7072]

I'm not sure if there's a protocol, but given the the time since last core release and the number of changes (inc. the new Ambiq SDK), might I suggest it's time for core v1.1.0 instead of v1.0.31.

This branch is working for me on my custom board (including the new interrupt fixes, which seem to have resolved issue #151 ), I've got it running a simulated logging campaign for 24hrs (and then some), and will report any issues.

[oclyke]

@stephenf7072 I am okay with that proposal.

Our principal is to follow the Semantic Versioning guidelines. However our application of these is a little murky because we are not dictating the Arduino API.

For example when we add a peripheral port - e.g. Serial - is that:

• a) a bug fix (the bug being the previous lack of support for a defined Arduino capability)
• b) a backward-compatible functionality addition (this seems most correct to me if you view the core as a collection of independent chunks of functionality)

I suppose I was just being lazy by incrementing the patch number all the time.

I also think that v1.1.0 is a good signpost marking the dawn of our new more standardized version management practices.

Any thoughts from others? Any reason why I should not merge and create release 1.1.0?

[stephenf7072]

Thanks Owen, good to know. Ran all my logging/interrupts test code overnight and it's still going (where it would have crashed by now), happy days.