AVR++

AVR++ is a C++17 interface to Atmel AVR 8-bit microcontrollers. The goal of AVR++ is to provide a safe, clean, and zero-overhead interface to work with with AVR microcontrollers while still allowing for great flexibility and customizability.

Public API

The AVR++ public API provides access to all features of the microcontroller. It abstracts away tedious bit manipulations an presents a type-safe interface that catches a wide variety of programming errors during compilation. The underlying implementation has been designed to provide zero- or near-zero overhead.

This part of the documentation describes how to use AVR++ to program microcontrollers in a safe and efficient manner.

• Public API
  • AVR Power Saving Sleep Modes
  • Character Strings
  • Integer Types

Library Internals

The AVR++ internals are extensively documented to make it easy to extend and improve. All subsystems have been designed to provide clean and stable interfaces, to make it easy to build derivative libraries or implement custom features as standalone libraries.

This part of the documentation describes how to work with the underlying implementation of AVR++.

• Library Internals
  • AVR Special Function Register Infrastructure