HardwareTimer: pause() need to call HAL API to restore HAL state #1166
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Due to HAL Cube update (ex: for STM32L4 sha1 f41f10e) it is now required to stop timer with HAL API otherwise HAL state is not restored to HAL_TIM_STATE_READY, and it is not possible to resume() a HardwareTimer after a pause(). Nevertheless it is not sufficient to guarantee that timer is stopped specially if some channels are still running. So it is also necessary to keep also the call to LL_TIM_DisableCounter() Signed-off-by: Alexandre Bourdiol <alexandre.bourdiol@st.com>
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HardwareTimer: pause() need to call HAL API to restore HAL state
Due to HAL Cube update (ex: for STM32L4 sha1 f41f10e)
it is now required to stop timer with HAL API
otherwise HAL state is not restored to HAL_TIM_STATE_READY,
and it is not possible to
resume()a HardwareTimer after apause().Nevertheless it is not sufficient to guarantee that timer is stopped.
specially if some channels are still running.
So it is also necessary to keep also the call to LL_TIM_DisableCounter()