GigaDevice targets can return uninitialized variable in CAN driver #9985
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@janjongboom, thank you for your changes. |
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Looks good, thank you for your change! @janjongboom |
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No more changes are expected there. This was added to the rollup PR #10097 and it's currently in CI. If any new commit comes, please let us know immediately. |
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If the CAN frequency passed in is >1MHz then the (uninitialized) value of
revalis returned from the CAN driver for GigaDevice targets.Pull request type
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