I made a tiny change in yauclib that has a huge impact: You don't need to include the Microcontroller.cpp file for your architecture anymore. A check for a definition in the main Microcontroller.cpp source file includes the correct architecture-specific version of Microcontroller.cpp for you now. When compiling your program, you only add the main Microcontroller.cpp source file to the list of sources.
More about yauclib:
A few years ago, I started wondering if there is a way to program an AVR microcontroller without the Arduino IDE which is slow on older computers that I have. This was the starting point for the projects ucmf and yauclib:
While ucmf is a framework for compiling microcontroller projects similar to CMake, yauclib is for hardware abstraction similar to the Arduino software library. Both are in development and only support a few AVR microcontrollers so far (and Arduinos based on them).
I consider ucmf to be ready to use. yauclib still needs a lot of work, especially drivers and hardware-independent interrupt handling mechanisms.
The code for both projects is on Codeberg:
https://codeberg.org/ncc1988/ucmf
https://codeberg.org/ncc1988/yauclib
#ucmf #yauclib #Arduino #AVR #Microcontroller #Software #Programming
Moritz Strohm (tech account)
