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There are currently not many useful functions implemented for Pin<_, DynFunction, _>. Therefore, pins configured that way can not be used without converting them to a pin with a statically defined function first. That defeats the idea of having a DynFunction in the first place.
One could, for example, implement OutputPin like this:
There are currently not many useful functions implemented for
Pin<_, DynFunction, _>
. Therefore, pins configured that way can not be used without converting them to a pin with a statically defined function first. That defeats the idea of having aDynFunction
in the first place.One could, for example, implement
OutputPin
like this:It may be useful to first describe use cases for
DynFunction
where it's not feasible to just use a statically defined function.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: