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Compiler Error 504 D
nonstandard form for taking the address of a member function
If the address of a member function is needed, you should write a pointer to it in the following form. &myClass::myMemberFunction Be careful that this is really what you intend to do.
Keep in mind that some built in classes like Ticker, InterruptIn, and TimeOut use a different number of inputs if calling a member function instead of a static function.