fix lpc clock issue #107
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fix lpc clock issue #107
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without this patch, decode() wouldn't save oldlclk unless lclk is low. Making the rest of the function repeat every sample while lclk is high, instead of on the rising edge.
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Update, been working with a local copy of this decoder and it seems to have issue after issue. I might update this eventually with an even more stable adjustment |
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Without this patch,
decode()doesn't saveoldlclkunlesslclkis low. Making the rest of the loop repeat every sample thatlclkis high, instead of on the rising edge as is defined by the LPC and PCI standards.