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Somehow I was missing the CPU temperature in this module, so I tried to add it at least for Linux.
I implemented the function like the CPU utilization and used the same scan rate (LOAD_TYPE) for it

Added support to monitor the CPU temperature on Linux.
New function uses the LOAD_TYPE scan rate like all the
other CPU related informations.
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A few other minor comments:

  • I can't really test this locally myself as my local machine doesn't have that file. But the idea seems sensible, I suppose.
  • Please update the README_devIocStats file with your new entry

- Replaced blanks by tab for intendation in `devIocStats/devIocStatsAnalog.c`
- Added the new entry in `README_devIocStats`
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LGTM, but note that there are now some conflicts with README_devIocStats. If you can rebase this to master that should be able to address that.

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Yes, I have noticed. Fixed with newest commit

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I did add a CI pipeline to this, and it seems that your resolution to the issue has undone that.

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ffeldbauer commented Sep 25, 2023

Not sure, why the submodule was not merged correctly. Due to some new merge conflicts with the latest master, I created a new "fork".
Since I cannot edit the source branch within this pull request, I had to create a new one..... => #56

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