EFM32: fix fire interrupt (set flags) #5176
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There's overflow counter that needs to be 0, and CC0 flag set. Fixes ARMmbed#5051
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There's overflow counter that needs to be 0, and
CC0 flag set.
Fixes #5051
Tested with example in the issue, the callback is fired as it should. I've been testing it with leopard gecko (any efm32 should do the trick).
cc @fkjagodzinski