Bug fixes and support for powering down modules #1
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Initially, all on-chip devices are powered off.
The timer must be awake before changes can be made to its registers.
Also, allow a millisecond divisor to be specified explicitly.
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Thank you very much! Rather than a giant single merge, I will probably merge each commit individually, by hand. Cheers! |
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I fixed some bugs that I uncovered, added support for powering up and down modules by adding wake and sleep functions, added a SerialOutput class for attiny84, and added some configuration files used by PlatformIO. Added a divisor to the Timer class to allow smaller increments in time than 1 ms.
These changes were only made for the attiny84 and atmega328p devices, although similar changes are needed for the other devices.