EPPL

Embedded Port Pins Library

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Last Update: 2014-03-02

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It is a special library created to manage pins of microcontroller in any embedded system.

This is the whole ideology where the connection between a created software has to be independent from a physical pins mapping.

For now it is working on AVR only - but it is prepared to be ported to next processors families.

See generated documentation: http://k-el.com/dochost

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Embedded
Microcontroller
AVR
C
Pinout independent

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