Hi - thanks. I actually already made the change (which is why you see it in the comments at the top of the function - they're actually used for the API ref so everything stays in sync). It's just that the documentation on the site is designed to go with a certain release (in this case 1v99), so changes I make to the docs after that point don't get reflected until the next release.
And yes, if you look on Nordic's site, nRF51 is an earlier line of chips (1/4 the RAM and clock speed). Normally they wouldn't be supported except I have a build for the BBC micro:bit, which uses it.
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Hi - thanks. I actually already made the change (which is why you see it in the comments at the top of the function - they're actually used for the API ref so everything stays in sync). It's just that the documentation on the site is designed to go with a certain release (in this case 1v99), so changes I make to the docs after that point don't get reflected until the next release.
And yes, if you look on Nordic's site, nRF51 is an earlier line of chips (1/4 the RAM and clock speed). Normally they wouldn't be supported except I have a build for the BBC micro:bit, which uses it.