File	Date	Author	Commit
doc	2015-01-08	Gyorgy Kovesdi	[94109f] ATMEGA64/128 is described up to the TWI interface
extra	2023-11-27	Gyorgy Kovesdi	[cf885d] GT911 is an optional part
include	2024-07-20	Gyorgy Kovesdi	[3f6bc9] Bugfix with devices without TWI port
src	2024-07-20	Gyorgy Kovesdi	[3f6bc9] Bugfix with devices without TWI port
.gitignore	2016-05-26	György Kövesdi	[ec8844] Added files to gitignore
COPYING	2017-04-07	György Kövesdi	[11aa5a] Added files COPYING and README
Doxyfile	2015-01-08	Gyorgy Kovesdi	[94109f] ATMEGA64/128 is described up to the TWI interface
Makefile	2021-07-23	Gyorgy Kovesdi	[dc761d] Library name is fixed
README	2017-04-07	György Kövesdi	[a5ec24] Added more details in README
project-info	2016-08-20	György Kövesdi	[fe97e3] Added pseudo-random generator
version	2015-01-02	Gyorgy Kovesdi	[b002ee] Content imported from SVN

Read Me

C++ library for AVR 8-bit MCU devices
-------------------------------------

See http://www.atmel.com/products/microcontrollers/avr/default.aspx for details
about these devices.
Currently some Mega and Tiny devices are supported and not all of them are fully
described.

Use the make system https://github.com/kgy64/makesys.git to create such a new
project. (See the help there on how to do it.)

It is intended to be an esy-to-use base for small or large projects.
There are a lot of useful features, such as stream class based on serial port,
partially compatible with standard C++ streams, structures stored in EEPROM
directly, and so on.