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-The STMPE811 driver comes with two different #defines to perfectly fit
-your application:
-
-
-STMPE811_NO_GPIO_IRQPIN
-This Macro is meant to be set in your board file. When you set this macro to
-TRUE, the GINPUT module will not use the IRQ lane which might be connected
-to a GPIO pin to recognize interrupts by the STMPE811 controller. This
-costs a few more I2C calls.
-When the interrupt IRQ pin is connected to a GPIO of your MCU, set this
-macro to FALSE.
-
-
-STMP811_SLOW_CPU
-If you have a slow CPU and you need to take care of your resources, you can
-set this macro TRUE. This will save some IRQs and therefore a few I2C calls.
-The disadvantage is a little higher response time.
-If you don't want to draw continious lines on your display, it's recommended
-to set this to TRUE anyways.
-