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Porting a simple sketch (Blink a diode) from Arduino IDE to AVR studio on Windows

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Hi,

I don't find the library where the digitalWrite(led, HIGH) is defined.
I have only find the declaration of the prototype in Arduino.h.

I would like to make the software migration from the Arduino IDE (sketch) to AVR studio 6.0
Could you please help me.
Thank you.
José Miguel.
 

The LED define like


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#define LED 1



will be defined in main program file.

HIGH will be defined as 1.

The function just sets 1 to LED or pin 1. See if the definition is inside WProgram.h file.
 

Hi,

The solution is quite easy.

I the AVR Studio 6.0 put those files
in the src directory: wiring_digital.c
in the include directory:wiring_private.h, pins_arduino.h and Arduino.h

Thank you
Jose Miguel
 

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