If you look at any .h gcb file. ie #include files, they look complicated because they check
many chip types and other parameters. This makes them universal for any pic/avr.
It will have many if xxx then def depending on the device or hardware or software serial/spi.
I would suggest write a subroutine to test and then make a library but it will need checking by the gcb people before it will be included in gcb.
Please give more info
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Hi all
Appreciate if some one tell me ho to write a library, is it standard code file ith .h extension or more than that?
Thanks
If you look at any .h gcb file. ie #include files, they look complicated because they check
many chip types and other parameters. This makes them universal for any pic/avr.
It will have many if xxx then def depending on the device or hardware or software serial/spi.
I would suggest write a subroutine to test and then make a library but it will need checking by the gcb people before it will be included in gcb.
Please give more info
THANKS