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@cmaglie cmaglie commented Jun 19, 2015

This PR enables PWM on pins A1/A2, but this sacrifice timer TC4 that is also used on Servo library, so using PWM on those pins conflict with Servo.

There are also some missing definitions on WVariant costants that has been added.

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✅ Build completed.

⬇️ Build URL: http://downloads.arduino.cc/PR/samd/package_samd-b45_index.json

ℹ️ To test this build:

  1. Open the Preferences of the Arduino IDE.
  2. Add the Build URL above in the Additional Boards Manager URLs field, and click OK.
  3. Open the Boards Manager (menu Tools->Board->Board Manager...)
  4. Install Arduino SAMD core - Pull Request Enabling PWM on pins A1/A2 #8
  5. Select one of the boards under SAMD Pull Request Enabling PWM on pins A1/A2 #8 in Tools->Board menu
  6. Compile/Upload as usual

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cmaglie commented Nov 20, 2015

rebased and merged

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