Agreed!
GitHub seems pretty cool.
> Thats a great new!
> Nothing better than open source with a colaboratiive development.
>> So I've forked eLua on GitHub, and uploaded proof-of-concept stm32 DAC
>> code. It seems to work. The commands:
>>
>> dac.init() -- set up the DAC on pins PA4 and PA5.
>> dac.set(dac0, dac1) -- set dac values (0-4095). No error checking.
>>
>> You can find it at
https://github.com/JNeudorf/elua>>
>> Next step is for me to actually use the code for something. The new
>> interrupt code looks very useful.
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