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Teapot Demo #115
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I've not been near that code in years, but it did work, so I guess it has
all the features it needs. It's a user space program and you can't handle
interrupts directly from user space anyway. It looks like Cube:Cube() sets
up a 10ms timer, and on_timeout() goes and reads the MPU.
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There does not seem to be an interrupt in the ported code from the
Arduino. Is this something that is not needed or that should be added?
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Thank you for replying. I have gotten it to work as is (except changing the I2c as described). No interrupt is needed. I have also managed to get the processing airplane graphic to play on a Windows pc (using a tcp link for the data). I am putting together a classroom demo.
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I've not been near that code in years, but it did work, so I guess it has
all the features it needs. It's a user space program and you can't handle
interrupts directly from user space anyway. It looks like Cube:Cube() sets
up a 10ms timer, and on_timeout() goes and reads the MPU.
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> Arduino. Is this something that is not needed or that should be added?
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There does not seem to be an interrupt in the ported code from the Arduino. Is this something that is not needed or that should be added?
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