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| @defgroup sys_stdio STDIO abstraction | ||
| @ingroup sys | ||
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| @brief Simple standard input/output (STDIO) abstraction for RIOT | ||
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| # Abstract | ||
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| STDIO in RIOT is split into two parts: An interface to the stdio transports | ||
| consisting mainly of @ref stdio_read and @ref stdio_write provided by RIOT, | ||
| and the standard C stdio functions (such as `printf()`, `puts()`, `scanf()`) | ||
| provided by the standard C library. | ||
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| ## Configuring STDIO | ||
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| While the standard features for input and output are enabled by default, some | ||
| additional features have to be enabled explicitly due to higher memory | ||
| consumption. This includes the following features: | ||
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| | Module | Features | | ||
| |:-------------------- |:--------------------------------------------- | | ||
| | `printf_float` | Support for printing floats/doubles | | ||
| | `printf_long_long` | Support for printing (unsigned) long long | | ||
| | `stdin` | Support for input (default is output only) | | ||
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| The additional features can be enabled in the application Makefile: | ||
| ```Makefile | ||
| USEMODULE += printf_float | ||
| ``` | ||
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| @note Modules that depend on a certain stdio feature will depend on that. E.g. | ||
| when using the @ref sys_shell module, the module `stdin` is | ||
| automatically used, as it is a dependency. | ||
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| ## Enable STDIO Backends | ||
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| The various transports supported by RIOT are enabled by selecting the | ||
| corresponding modules, such as @ref sys_stdio_uart, @ref usbus_cdc_acm_stdio, | ||
| or @ref sys_stdio_rtt. All available options can are shown as mdoules in the | ||
| list below. | ||
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| As with the additional features, you can specify the STDIO backend to be used in your application Makefile: | ||
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| ```Makefile | ||
| USEMODULE += stdio_cdc_acm | ||
| ``` | ||
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