Add Watchdog and Reset example #241
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Bringing up to date with release1.1.2
I hate to undo even a little bit of Adam's good work, but in the interests of a robust core, I think it's best the references to time.h are removed, and the Epoch set/get along with it. RTC.cpp included <time.h>, which caused a compilation error when these are also included in code: #include <Time.h> #include <TimeLib.h> Some possible issues with Window lack of case sensitivity, refer here: https://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=451360.0 Also with time.h (or Time.h?) being an optional extra install library to the Arduino IDE, best to leave it out of the core, especially if it can cause compilation errors.
This reverts commit ece522d.
this keeps room around for the legacy BLE led example
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A precursor to a series of simpler examples and/or a library to avoid the scary HAL function calls.