Issue with PinChangeInt 2.40rc2 and Arduino 1.0.5

[carolus magnus]

Greetings,

I've been trying to use PinChangeInt to capture R/C servo pulsewidths, an application that it has served very successfully in. I haven't done so since last year, however, and in that timespan, both Arduion and PinChangeInt advanced a few versions.
I'm currently using 2.40 rc2 and have been running into a very strange interrupt-dropping issue.

The majority of my experience is on the Arduino forum here: http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=87195.msg2084799#msg2084799

I'm going to try a few different ways of approaching the same function, but I'm really hoping it is a random small copy and paste error on my part and not due to version differences.

Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks everyone.

[Michael Schwager]

I'll take a look. There's a lot of information there so it'll take some time to dig in...

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[Michael Schwager]

The first thing I notice is that your vol_ch1_pw is a signed int. For numbers this weird I would check that you are not overflowing. Make that value a long and see what you get. Compare to your oscilloscope readouts (I'm not sure wide your time graph delta's are on your oscilloscope picture).

On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 8:05 PM, carolus magnus <theorang...@gmail.com> wrote:

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