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AqHome Node Operating System (AqAssemblerOS4Avr)
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AqHome Node Base System
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This is a very simple operating system for AVR devices like ATtiny and ATmega MCUs.
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This is a very simple base system for AVR devices like ATtiny and ATmega MCUs written in
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pure AVR assembler.
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It doesn't use administration objects in RAM, it just defines some routine calls which
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have to be added into the system to add new drivers and modules.
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code file in order to enable that module.
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For a purely minimal system (without any drivers and apps) see "devices/minimal".
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For a system which uses a two-wire-protocol to communicate with a temp/humidity sensor, has a motion sensor
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and a photo diode to measure environmental light see "devices/n29". This device uses 5312 bytes FLASH (including
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full AqHome network stack with statistics and value reporting) and 295 bytes SDRAM (including network buffers).
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