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Flicking and dimming (PWM) #4
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That is great! Yes you can email me your code or check on-line how to make a pull request and I'll be very happy to add your contribution 😃 |
Alex! Sorry for the delay. Definitely I have no idea how to create a new branch and the proper pll request, I attach the files here: RaspberryGPIOManager.zip It's super simple, but let me know if you like it or not |
The methods I added to the projects are "async" methods. Digging more deeply, I was able to see that, for a CPU-only process like this ones, is a little more "clean" to use " Parallel.For", not "Async" methods. |
Sorry to tell you but your files are identical to mine 😯 |
You are right! I'm very sorry! HERE I drop the correct project. Sorry for the inconveniences. |
Grand, your changes are pushed to the main repo 😉 |
Hi Alex! Tanks very much for your work, it was a huge help for me.

I made some "improvements" to the library, that includes the posibility to asincronously flick each X miliseconds for an undefined period of time; and dimm the led, asincronously as well, for an undefined period of time.
The problem is that I never used GitHub, and I got a little bit lost in the process of forking and requesting a pull. So, I don't know if I did it right or not, sorry if I made some mistake.
In any case, I can give you the code, so you can check it.
Let me know!
Thanks again! =)
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