secure routing API for NVIC now takes exclusive reference - #674
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Yes these methods should take &mut - good catch |
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these methods do a non-atomic operation because they modify the register. In the
set_prioritymethod which also does a register modification, the method takes exclusive reference by taking &mut self. maybe we should do the same here? if not, we should either update the safety note, or updateset_priorityto be consistent.