This is a sub-issue of #11. Don't close #11 until all sub-issues are resolved.
I will help with this; just want to teach the principle too is all.
Also, I recommend the industry-standard uint8_t over the Arduino byte type. Byte is an alias to it anyway: "/home/alexa/dev/AmboVent/AmboVent/3-Software/Arduino/arduino_core/arduino/hardware/arduino/avr/cores/arduino/Arduino.h": line 126:
typedef uint8_t byte;
In Eclipse, I just Ctrl + Click on any byte in the arduino source code and it jumps to its definition.
This is a sub-issue of #11. Don't close #11 until all sub-issues are resolved.
I will help with this; just want to teach the principle too is all.
Also, I recommend the industry-standard
uint8_t
over the Arduinobyte
type. Byte is an alias to it anyway: "/home/alexa/dev/AmboVent/AmboVent/3-Software/Arduino/arduino_core/arduino/hardware/arduino/avr/cores/arduino/Arduino.h": line 126:In Eclipse, I just Ctrl + Click on any
byte
in the arduino source code and it jumps to its definition.Instead of:
Do: