Add 80MHz tick rate #1962
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yes, now that it's shown that we have "holes" in the heuristic i'd just add more ways. Perhaps all multiples of 10mhz up to 300mhz, then multiples of 20 from there up to 1000mhz? |
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Might be a bit excessive until needed, don't you think? :) That's like what, 65 new features if my evening ballpark math is correct |
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This PR attempts fixing this. The ESP32S2 seems to need to work with 80MHz SysTimer tick rates.
I didn't overcomplicate things, just added the single frequency manually. Maybe 2^x multiples of 10MHz could be added in general.