Add support of counting of interrupts #2149
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clear out interrupts when setting up a new callback
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* Add support of counting of interrupts * Update the timestamp when interrupt happens during dispatch. Also clear out interrupts when setting up a new callback
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* Add support of counting of interrupts * Update the timestamp when interrupt happens during dispatch. Also clear out interrupts when setting up a new callback
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Fixes #2142.
devbranch rather than formaster.docs/en/*.This code adds another callback argument to the gpio interrupt callback function that says how many interrupts happened on this pin. This will allow you to count edges without worrying that you can service each edge.
This adds 4 bytes per pin (i.e. 52 bytes of RAM) to store the two counters (one to count the number of interrupts and the other to indicate the number reported to the lua callback function).