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This test was removed because of its memory footprint.
Most of the memory consummed by the test itself was related to the instantion of test cases in RAM.

With the introduction of case_t which allows tests cases to live in FLASH, the memory footprint has been drastically reduced (860 bytes of RAM saved) and the ticker test can be reintroduced in the code base.

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#4430

This test was removed because of its memory footprint.
Most of the memory consummed by the test itself was related to the instantion of test cases in RAM.

With the introduction of case_t which allows tests cases to live in FLASH, the memory footprint has been drastically reduced (860 bytes of RAM saved) and the ticker test can be reintroduced in the code base.
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pan- commented Jun 7, 2017

The diff with the ticker test removed is here (github diff between those commits is here; for the brave).

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sg- commented Jun 10, 2017

/morph test-nightly

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Result: SUCCESS

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/morph test-nightly

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mbed Build Number: 532

All builds and test passed!

@sg- sg- merged commit cfc4159 into ARMmbed:master Jun 11, 2017
@pan- pan- deleted the reintroduce_ticker_test branch November 14, 2018 10:50
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