Well, I was using SD Card support as an example only. There is also
community library support for RTC's, VFD driver chips, all sorts of neat
hobbyist electronics. If there is similar library support for the AVR
(non-arduino), I'd love to hear about it because I've been doing it the
hard way. :)
-Adam
On 1/11/2012 9:39 AM, fixitsan wrote:
On Jan 11, 5:29 pm, Adam Jacobs<a...@jacobs.us> wrote:
You can
simply download the SD Card interface library and have at it.. You won't
need to spend time with your nose buried in the SD Card reference
datasheet trying to figure out just how long to pull this line high
before the other one needs to go low in order to write a bit. :)
-Adam
While that is true of the Arduino, it is worth pointing out that it is
true also for Microchip's C library for the 16F devices (free) , as
well as the 18F library (official version not free but free versions
are available)
I believe this is also true of the other major manufacturers. C has
the largest and best library support as far as i know.
Chris
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