porklib: Simple library for programming Arduino in C
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# MightyPork's AVR Library
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I program my Arduinos in plain C, compile it with `avr-gcc` and flash with `avrdude` (all on Linux).
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Whenever I learn how to do something, I make a library file and put it here.
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The code is tested and optimized for **ATmega328P**, which is used in most Arduinos. I use "Pro Mini" and "Nano".
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# How to use
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Link the `lib/` folder to your project, and make sure you add all lib `.c` files to your `Makefile`, so it builds are the needed code.
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Some library files don't have `.c`, but many do.
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## Useful things
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- To easily alias I/O pins, use `lib/pins.h`.
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- For Arduino pins, there are presets in `lib/arduino_pins.h`
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- Binary/byte manipulation utilities are in `lib/calc.h`
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- `lib/meta.h` contains some generally useful things that didn't fit elsewhere
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Each header file contains a comment block with explanation, which will help you understand them.
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