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When building a waveform using successive calls to "pigs wvag ...", the length of the waveform will sometimes be shorter than expected.
It appears that the total length of the wave form is (incorrectly) determined by using the delay of the final pulse in the waveform. If an earlier pulse has a very long delay, that delay will be ignored.
When building a waveform using successive calls to "pigs wvag ...", the length of the waveform will sometimes be shorter than expected.
It appears that the total length of the wave form is (incorrectly) determined by using the delay of the final pulse in the waveform. If an earlier pulse has a very long delay, that delay will be ignored.
Example:
The issue is fairly easy worked around by making sure all pulse sets have the same total length, but nonetheless looks like a bug to me.
This also occurs when using pigpiod socket interface. I haven't tested with the C library directly.
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