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See the link at the top to download iomacros. If(get(BUTTON) = 0) // if button is pressed. Pullup(BUTTON) // activate internal pullup resistor for BUTTON #define BUTTON 2,B // declare BUTTON pin and port #define LED 3,B // declare LED pin and port Here is the sample usage, which is documented in the header file: The new and improved iomacros.h header file will keep track of the port bit for you, it basically requires #define'ing your IO as pin,port (separated by a comma). The previous macro functions worked fine but it was not ideal as it required knowing which port a pin is on, which resulted in looking up pin declarations a lot (if say LED was defined as PB3 then I would know to use port B when calling the macro to turn it off or on). In case anyone is interested in what the dual # signs do in the macros see the bottom of this post on the C preprocessor, specifically Pasting Tokens. The file "avriomacros.txt" needs to be renamed to "avriomacros.h" to use- I had to change it due to file extension restrictions when uploading to LMR. The other macro functions are similar, just see the attached header file for a description of each. To read the value or state of the button input: To set the internal pullup resistor for the button: Where the first input is the bit (or pin) and the second input is the register (using register B which is the "B" in "PB2") Using the ProgramGenerate menu or clicking on the toolbar button, will create the C program, which can be previewed in the Program Preview window: By clicking. put #include "avriomacros.h" at the top of the c fileĪnd output defined (note that both reside with register B):.right click the header files folder icon in AVR Studio project tree and click add existing header files (see picture).copy and paste the header file in the same folder as the c file.Using the avriomacros.h header file with an avr project is fairly simple and straight forward with AVR Studio: I do not know who has prepared the book, but a very simple circuit diagram found on the internets opamps circuits, transistor circuits, integrated circuits.
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This is why I created a header file with macro functions to accomplish these basic input and output tasks, and also because I was tired of copying and pasting the code from old projects, and I also think it looks cleaner. Bitwise operators such as |, &, > are commonly used for declaring programmable digital IO as either inputs or outputs, setting outputs high or low, reading a digital input, and also setting internal pullup resistors. I think one of the things that is tricky is understanding bitwise operators. Programming AVRs can be difficult for people with little experience in C programming.