Increase and decrease frequency by using button sw2 and sw3 in s32k144evb

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Increase and decrease frequency by using button sw2 and sw3 in s32k144evb

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miketorres
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Hi, 

I try write a program in design studio which generate digital signal about 1000HZ frequency (square signal) using pin with function gpio. Next I have to read this signal by using ftm. And finally I have to enable change frequency by using sw2 and sw3 buttons by 100HZ ( for example: If I once pushed sw2 button frequency should be 1100 HZ and so on. This button should enable increase and decrease frequency.) Could you help and correct my mistake? I don't know what is wrong with this code. I will be very grateful.

Regards 

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Senlent
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Hi@miketorres

Sorry for the late reply.       

I wrote a example code for you, and it works fine on my side.  

Your code will never jump into "for(;;)" loop, cause "while()" loop never end, that's the problem.

BR!

      Jim,

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Senlent
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Hi@miketorres

Sorry for the late reply.       

I wrote a example code for you, and it works fine on my side.  

Your code will never jump into "for(;;)" loop, cause "while()" loop never end, that's the problem.

BR!

      Jim,

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