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PIO timing improvements and dual MCU demo #117

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@c1570 c1570 commented Jan 30, 2023

This makes the PIOs run in sync with the ARM cores and enables ClockDiv.
This also adds a new demo program that runs two rp2040js instances with the two RP2040s wired together using a bus.

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c1570 commented Mar 14, 2023

@urish From my side, this is ready for merging.

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urish commented Apr 4, 2023

Update: I'm working on a new simulation clock implementation that makes it easier to keep the peripherals synchronized accurately, and will also be more GC friendly. Plan to publish it shortly under "accurate-clock" branch - stay tuned

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urish commented Dec 16, 2023

Note: pushed the new clock implementation to the accurate-clock branch - see #137

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