Create rp235x monotonic backend #971
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Create a monotonic backend for the RP235x family of chips, based off the RP2040 backend, but adjusted to take into account the new timer peripherals.
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Looks like #970 got ahead of me with an identical implementation, so I'll close this one in favor of that PR. |
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Create a monotonic backend for the RP235x family of chips, based off the RP2040 backend, but adjusted to take into account the new timer peripherals.
I've tested this in a Pi Pico 2 and it works identically to the RP2040 backend on a Pi Pico 1
WIP: For now, this will always use the
TIMER0, but I still want to make this configurable.