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1.0.0 is listed but not 1.0.1, so I would assume that means if someone uses the example code out there that requires start() it may cause issues?

I would suggest to add a function like stop_reset

void Chrono::stop_reset() {
_offset = 0; // reset to zero
_isRunning = false;
}

Hi!
A nice addition to your readme page can be a this ardu-badge "badge" from www.ardu-badge.com.

Code:
[![arduino-library-badge](http://www.ardu-badge.com/badge/Chrono.svg)](http://www.ardu-badge.com/Chrono)

It shows:

1. That Chrono is in the "Library Manager" in the Arduino IDE
2. The latest realease
3. Clicking on it redirects to a page with explanation on how to install the library.

What do you think?

Thank you for such an easy to use timing system.
The only issue I have seen so far is that the myTimer.elapsed() returns the results of all of only the first times that was created and seems to not be limited to just the instance of the intended timer

I have 4 timers running
Chrono t1(Chrono::SECONDS);
Chrono t2(Chrono::SECONDS);
Chrono t3(Chrono::SECONDS);
Chrono t4(Chrono::SECONDS);

each one is set for a different time however when I check the times in their respective loops I only get the elapsed time of the first timer unless i force a restart on that timer before it is started.

I wish use for lengthy periods (+6months) without controller reboot.

Keywords are not highlighted in arduino IDE. I've noted, that spaces between "name" and "KEYWORD#" should be "TABs". After that it works ok.
keywords.txt

Arduino:1.6.6 Hourly Build 2015/06/17 11:12 (Mac OS X), Board:"Arduino Uno"

/Chrono-master/Chrono.cpp: In member function 'void Chrono::delay(long unsigned int)':
/Chrono-master/Chrono.cpp:89:22: error: 'passed' was not declared in this scope
while (!passed(time));
^
/Chrono-master/Chrono.cpp: In member function 'bool Chrono::hasPassed(long unsigned int, bool) const':
/Chrono-master/Chrono.cpp: 100 :15: error: passing 'const Chrono' as 'this' argument of 'void Chrono::restart(long unsigned int)' discards qualifiers [-fpermissive]
restart();
^

Setting the timer so it will not start does not seem to work. Is this the correct way to implement it?

I am using the latest version but getting this

exit status 1
no matching function for call to 'Chrono::Chrono(Chrono::Resolution, bool)'

Hi,

I am trying to use the chrono library to make an arduino longterm countdown. When I compile the code, it is saying 'class Chrono' has no member named 'start' . Is there an obvious mistake I am making here?

Thanks