Well, the Christmas and New Year break was a busy one in Snowgoons Towers, and following hot on the heels of Release 0.1 on Christmas Eve, I’m very happy to announce 2022 begins with Release 0.2.

This is a bigger release than the new feature list would suggest - I’m going to go so far as to say that now AVRoxide is actually ready to be used for building real, practical applications on the ATmega4809 microcontroller.

There are big changes to the example program that I think illustrate what I mean, and a new step by step guide to get you up and running quickly.

Enjoy!

New Features

• The Persist trait can now be derived for basic structs and enums using the derive macro provided by oxide_macros::Persist
• We can now set a stdout device using avr_oxide::stdout::set_stdout(), and can use print! and println! macros, using the ufmt crate :-).
• WallClockTimer now supports scheduling events in the future using the after_delay() method.
• EEPROM access driver, and also a very basic persistence trait implementation.
• Serial port Read methods now implemented.