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      feat(rtc): Add monotonic clock · f1251d66
      Ferdinand Bachmann authored and rahix's avatar rahix committed
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      e94f7bf9 epicardium/rtc: add monotonic time
      e0691c6d pycardium/modules/utime.c: add bindings for monotonic time
      756c13df epicardium/rtc: fix numerically unstable subsecond decoding
      
               the subsecond encoding function from epic_rtc_set_milliseconds
               and the corresponding decoding function from
               epic_rtc_get_milliseconds are not numerically stable.
      
               i.e., encoding 5 milliseconds to 20 subsecs and immediately
               afterwards decoding that yields 4 milliseconds.
      
               Adding a bias of 999 (0.24 milliseconds) to the decoding
               function makes it numerically stable, while never decoding any
               subsecond value to more than 999 milliseconds.
      
      e99e278b epicardium/rtc: only poll time once for calculating monotonic_offset
      18936b7e pycardium/modules/utime.c: run clang-format
      869ac617 epicardium/rtc: add explanation comment for numerically stable subsecond decode
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      feat(rtc): Add monotonic clock
      Ferdinand Bachmann authored and rahix's avatar rahix committed
      Squashed commits:
      
      e94f7bf9 epicardium/rtc: add monotonic time
      e0691c6d pycardium/modules/utime.c: add bindings for monotonic time
      756c13df epicardium/rtc: fix numerically unstable subsecond decoding
      
               the subsecond encoding function from epic_rtc_set_milliseconds
               and the corresponding decoding function from
               epic_rtc_get_milliseconds are not numerically stable.
      
               i.e., encoding 5 milliseconds to 20 subsecs and immediately
               afterwards decoding that yields 4 milliseconds.
      
               Adding a bias of 999 (0.24 milliseconds) to the decoding
               function makes it numerically stable, while never decoding any
               subsecond value to more than 999 milliseconds.
      
      e99e278b epicardium/rtc: only poll time once for calculating monotonic_offset
      18936b7e pycardium/modules/utime.c: run clang-format
      869ac617 epicardium/rtc: add explanation comment for numerically stable subsecond decode