[GitHub] [mynewt-core] amrbekhit commented on issue #1670: Implement low-power support in the LoRa stack and modify the nRF timer code to use the HFXO manager.

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amrbekhit commented on issue #1670: Implement low-power support in the LoRa stack and modify the nRF timer code to use the HFXO manager.
URL: https://github.com/apache/mynewt-core/pull/1670#issuecomment-473863519
 
 
   > I might have missed a commit but I do not see lora_low_power_exit() and enter().
   
   This something I tried to discuss on the mailing list https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/48451519a2a6990dfa98dea84ee4cf8e6c8b407e9220f152e9ab49a2@%3Cdev.mynewt.apache.org%3E
   
   Basically, the hal_timer functions don't provide a way for libraries to turn a timer on in a hardware agnostic fashion. You have to call the hal_timer_init function with a hardware specific parameter. Therefore, I declared the callbacks lora_low_power_enter/exit() that need to be implemented by the user in order to turn the timer on and off.

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