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Conflicts: Makefile main.c print.h print_form.c read.h read_form.c
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Arduino stdio setup conditionally applied
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The stdin/stdout initialization is in arduino_io.[ch], and there is a macro, INIT_ARDUINO_IO(baud) which does the set up.
Both the arduino_io.h include and INIT_ARDUINO_IO call are guarded by #ifdef ARDUINO, which is only defined in Makefile.uno.
The thing doesn't work, of course, but I think think is a good foundation for parallelizing the development.
Jon