Hi Michael,
If I understand the timer classes correctly, HWMegaTimer0::t0_old is unused.
It is used and gives the "old" / last state from the pin.
HWMegaTimer0 doesn't have pin_t0. Is this correct?
See above :-)
Timer0 in an atmega168 doesn't have quite the same set of features as any atmega128 timer. That will require me to write another timer class.
I have not looked inside the newer devices but it is maybe necessary to write a timer class from scratch.
My thought is to write global timer feature classes, e.g. output compare, and build nested timer classes from the feature classes.
A long time ago I thought that some more generic classes and inheritance could solve many problems. But after looking in the details this plan was knocked out. To have to many switch/if inside the class for specialization costs to much runtime I think.
But I have actually no experience with the newer avr's so it is up to you to make a more general design for the newer devices.
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