Add 64bit SysTick example #605
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I modified the typedef to make it work more like all other MCUs. I've kept the old names behind a union to maintain backwards compatibility. Maybe this makes the example redundant? |
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It's very frustrating that there is no 32-bit mode :( but I guess we have to do what we have to do. |
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Modified the original example to work on split 64bit counters.
You can see which other MCUs this would work on here:
ch32fun/ch32fun/ch32fun.c
Line 1484 in c234dad
I guess alternatively we could change the typedef for these to have a single 64bit register. They are little endian, so it should work.