This project is for edits or reimplementations of the Itron GU7000 series VFD Arduino and similar libraries. This library set did not originally contain a license file or documentation so operation will be assumed to be under an as-is public domain status unless otherwise notified by Noritake Itron who are the originators of the original library however did not release it with license documentation.
I am new to the uC programming, and as a beginner, I'd been messing with the same library on Arduino IDE, only to later find that the IDE lacked the capabilities that programmers normally ask for - it certainly isn't easy to manage codes with hundreds of lines already. I then looked over at the option of altering the whole thing with CLion + Arduino plugin, thinking that the coding for beginners like me would be easier (well, forget about the complication of setting up the development environment for now).
Tried it and the coding part was just marvelous especially regarding the refactoring - but as for the build-part, I then found that the handling of #include <header.h> seems different that the only solution for me so far seems to alter some lines of the library.
This may not be the right place to go to, but am looking forward to contributing in ways I can, so that .
I am new to the uC programming, and as a beginner, I'd been messing with the same library on Arduino IDE, only to later find that the IDE lacked the capabilities that programmers normally ask for - it certainly isn't easy to manage codes with hundreds of lines already. I then looked over at the option of altering the whole thing with CLion + Arduino plugin, thinking that the coding for beginners like me would be easier (well, forget about the complication of setting up the development environment for now).
Tried it and the coding part was just marvelous especially regarding the refactoring - but as for the build-part, I then found that the handling of
#include <header.h>
seems different that the only solution for me so far seems to alter some lines of the library.This may not be the right place to go to, but am looking forward to contributing in ways I can, so that .
FYI, Noritake seems to assume the license-kind that is implied by those attached with files available at https://www.noritake-elec.com/technical_support/code_library/codeLibrary.php#gu7000.