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Comment #48560643
Isn't it obvious? The creator gets paid much more, in whatever currency they care about: - ad revenue - youtube algorithm placement - sponsored content - street cred With an articl…
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Comment #35017881
Beginner pytorch user here... it looks like it is using only one CPU on my machine. Is it feasible to use more than one? If so, what options/env vars/code change are necessary?
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Comment #32387711
I'm curious what other OSS firmware is using the G4 series?
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Comment #32386737
No, but out of pins connected to timers with the appropriate capabilities.
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Comment #32386005
Yeah, I have (maybe slightly fond?) memories of using Forth to develop a tape drive reader and writer for an undergraduate lab project. It is wonderful for some things, although in…
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Comment #32385963
Yep, there is probably one clock domain for all the ADCs, although there are two different prescalers (one for ADC1/2 and another for 3/4/5). I could see one of the writes getting …
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Comment #32384431
Here "allocation" is all fixed size things pulled from a fixed size buffer at startup. Technically malloc is compiled in the firmware, but it isn't used for anything but some C++ r…
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Comment #32384040
That is possible, although here the consecutive writes were to different ADC peripherals. The ADC peripherals do share some common configuration and triggering, but I believe are o…
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Comment #32384022
In this case, the firmware did wait for the ADRDY flag. It just waited for all 5 to be set, then moved on to enable all 5 ADCs simultaneously. The easy fix was to just do those ser…
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Comment #32383586
Actually, if you look at the firmware at the time, the proper procedure was followed as far as I can tell. All of the necessary bits were set and checked with the appropriate delay…
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Comment #32383574
For what it is worth, the G0/4 family is relatively new. I'm pretty sure it has unique ADC IP too, since the published errata (which I'm very familiar with) are different from any …
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Comment #32383347
Order far in advance....? These particular chips arrived more than a year ago. But yes, the shortage is hitting hard here too. The last tray I received was one year ago, after whic…
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Comment #32383312
Surprisingly, it is almost certainly genuine. These particular chips likely came from a batch delivered in April of 2021 from Mouser, who isn't known for their shoddy sourcing prac…
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