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@leftCoast leftCoast released this 08 Dec 05:49
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v2.0.3

Update library.properties

It's in the book. Let's hope it works.

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@leftCoast leftCoast released this 07 Dec 05:24
3df964e
v2.0.2

Update library.properties

Even examples work now!

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@leftCoast leftCoast released this 03 Apr 06:57

Mostly updating the examples to work with the new 2.0+ version.

lilParser 2.0 Woo woo!

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@leftCoast leftCoast released this 27 Mar 23:21

The original was proving really tough to maintain and, when pushed, behaved badly. So I rewrote it from scratch in a much less "tricky" manner. Now it handels low memory MUCH better. Throws errors as opposed to just crashing. It no longer uses globals. So there is no real issue in having multiple ones running at the same time. It cleans up after itself on deletion. So you can create and delete parsers at your whim. Just more fun all around. The interface is nearly the same.

Anyway, try it out. See if you like it.

Now YOU can set the param buffer size!

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@leftCoast leftCoast released this 26 Mar 06:01

Mostly the only change is that you can now set the size of the param buffer that this thing used. That and some comment tweaks.

This should work better. Possibly actually compile and everything.

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@leftCoast leftCoast released this 18 May 06:25
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Missed a bit.

It helps if you actually include the code.

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@leftCoast leftCoast released this 06 Mar 09:45
4bc13f6

Everything I said about the last release except this time it's actually true. I forgot to upload the #$(&T^^$ code.

Cleaner better smaller & more wonderful!

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@leftCoast leftCoast released this 06 Mar 09:41
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Mostly cleaned up the memory management be updating it to the new stuff used in LC_baseTools.

Memory management is now automatically handled. Meaning? Where the user used to be tasked with freeing memory when passed a parameter string.. Now, this is NOT the case. The string handed to the calling function is a shared resource that is managed by the memory management. You should make a local copy of the string because, it is only valid temporarily.

Forgot to update the version AGAIN!!

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@leftCoast leftCoast released this 02 Feb 07:34

Just a version notation change.

The simpler the better.

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@leftCoast leftCoast released this 15 Oct 23:54

Added the simplest example I could come up with. User controls the built in LED using the serial monitor.