Gordon - do you have any idea what might have changed here, and what I have to do to get my bigram builds working again?
All that I do in the bigram builds is replace the board definition with one reporting 512k flash 64k ram and kick off the build - i'm really baffled as to what it could be that causes it to get confused when handling events. This happens on all three of my espruino boards (which all have run bigram with no problems until this).
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Something bad happened to setWatch() events in bigram builds sometime in november.
Using this debug module code:
Running this code:
On 11/11 bigram github (effectively v71), release v71, and latest github build (all wiznet):
On latest bigram wiznet build based on 12/28 github sync. Similar results observed with 11/24 bigram:
Gordon - do you have any idea what might have changed here, and what I have to do to get my bigram builds working again?
All that I do in the bigram builds is replace the board definition with one reporting 512k flash 64k ram and kick off the build - i'm really baffled as to what it could be that causes it to get confused when handling events. This happens on all three of my espruino boards (which all have run bigram with no problems until this).