digitalPulse "Timeout on Utility Timer"

@MaBe I too seem to have some issues here on my d1-mini. I am trying to do IR transmit based on the instructions at the bottom of https://www.espruino.com/pronto.

I get Uncaught InternalError: Timeout on Utility Timer message.

It seems that the analogWrite() with 38kHz gives just too much work to do for some reason to the ESP8266. As once I turn the analogWrite() on the previously installed watch for reading the IR (on another pin) starts to be very unreliable. As soon as I did digitalRead() on the same pin the receiver became properly responsive again.

Perhaps a combination of analogWrite()/SPI and digitalPulse() don't play well together?

>process.env
={ 
  VERSION: "2v04", 
  GIT_COMMIT: "3956264e", 
  BOARD: "ESP8266_4MB", 
...
>function codeToPFTimes(code) {
:    let times = [];
:
:    function pushBit(c) {
:         times.push(0.16);
:         times.push(c === '0' ? 0.262 : 0.552);
:    };
:
:    times.push(0.16);
:    times.push(1.18); // START
:    code.split('').forEach(pushBit);
:    times.push(0.16);
:    times.push(1.18); // STOP
:    return times;
:}
=function (code) { ... }
>codeToPFTimes('1000000110011111') 
=[ 0.16, 1.18, 0.16, 0.552, 0.16,  ... 0.552, 0.16, 0.552, 0.16, 1.18 ]
>analogWrite(No,0.95,{freq:38000});          

>analogWrite(NodeMCU.D1,0.95,{freq:38000­}); 
=undefined
>digitalPulse(NodeMCU.D2, 1, codeToPFTimes('1000000110011111')); digitalPulse(NodeMCU.D2, 1, 0); 
Uncaught InternalError: Timeout on Utility Timer
 at line 1 col 94
...gitalPulse(NodeMCU.D2, 1, 0);