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Yes, you are correct. But in most cases, you would use a driver and abstract away what individual registers get read/written. The HAL can be taken from anywher
by mihaigalos 4y ago
Yes, you are correct.
But in most cases, you would use a driver and abstract away what individual registers get read/written.
The HAL can be taken from anywhere, really. Doesn't need to be avrgcc/Arduino.
The registers in the link are C macros resolving to uint8_t*, pointing to memory locations where you read/write to.