Unleash your potential with the Versalino™ library for the Arduino™ IDE
Though it is possible to program for the Versalino™ using the standard Arduino™ pinouts. To take advantage of the full power and versatility offered by our new micro-controller platform we have put together a pin-out library that provides you with all of the tools needed to write code that easily takes advantage of the unique Versalino™ bus structure.
The idea is that you may have a device running on BUSB but need to change it to, or duplicate your codes functionality on BUSA. Instead of having to change the hard code for every single pin you it is possible to simply change from BUSB to BUSA in a single location.
The code is fully documented, and the library includes several examples of how to use it. If you are developing code that you mean to share such as a library I highly recommend that you check out our Library writing guide as we have put together a really nice template that helps do most of the heavy lifting for you by creating dynamic VersalinoBUS objects and helping to make your code a little more standardized and user-friendly.
CURRENT VERSION 1S0B — Library for the Arduino IDE available for download.
We put a lot of work into our hardware and software. Please share it if you know anyone that would benefit from our free libraries.
Open source
This library is open source as versalino-library on GitHub. The repo has Versalino.h, Versalino.cpp, keywords.txt, and the three Arduino IDE examples (VersalinoBlinkAll, VersalinoExplicitTemplate, VersalinoTemplateFunctions), with its README linking back to this article.
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