wikiHow - How to Write Arduino Software in C


How to Write Arduino Software in C

This tutorial from wikiHow will show you how to take full control of your arduino by showing you how to take the C++ code arduino provides you, and use (or modify) this code to create your own C++ programs for the arduino platforms, using the Eclipse C++ IDE, the AVR-GCC compiler, and AVRdude to download your programs to hardware

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