add encoder example for x035 - #937
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While toying with this, i noticed that some pins are not currently accessible on the X035, e.g. PB21, PB16, PB17, and PC19. |
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@NyxCode this is shaped much more like the EVT code than I think I'm comfortable with. The examples should be a plain direction of how to use the peripheral, not have configuration structures. |
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(This isn't a NO, but, it is not particularly the direction we want to take things with ch32fun) |
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This PR adds an example for using a rotary encoder read by TIM1 or TIM2 on the x035. Like with the PD example, the functionality is in a generic
rotary_encoder.hthat can be copied into other projects.This has not been fully tested yet, since i'm not working with an eval board with those pins exposed. If that's a problem, we can wait until I get one or someone else tests this.