AVR Arduino tiny and fast bit-bang serial output library
This library is for very high-speed (7-10 cycles/bit) serial output. The default speed is 8 cycles/bit, or 1mbps at 8Mhz. Bit-bang serial implementations must have interrupts disabled during transmit, so a high-speed implementation minimizes the impact on interrupt latency. At the default 8 cycles per bit, the code to transmit a full frame including start and stop bits takes 84 cycles. Most of the code is written in assembler to achieve the minimum possible code size.
A subset of the standard Serial print methods are supported: flash strings, single characters, and bytes as HEX or DEC can be printed. Methods not used will not consume any flash. Flash size requirements are as follows:
- print single characters: 28 bytes
- print strings: 10 extra bytes
- print u8 as HEX: 20 extra bytes
- print u16 as DEC: 62 extra bytes
To change the default baudrate, define DTXWAIT before including debugSerial.h. Valid values of DTXWAIT are between 0 and 3, resulting in the range of 7-10 clock cycles per bit.
To set the transmit GPIO, define DBG_TX before including debugSerial.h. The default is B,0 for output on PB0.
Examples include clockProfile, a program which measures the characteristics of the internal RC oscillator using an external 1kHz reference clock.
