Printable Arduino manual with ALL commands

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Well I now have received my first arduino (duemilanova), having used PICAXEs for a few years, but have a problem.I do not have internet at home, where I do the programming, and cannot find a printable version of the arduino language manual (if there is one!). I download a couple of basic 'beginn

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Thanks Gareth, The first

Thanks Gareth,

 

The first link was to the extended reference that I already have. Your second link, while good still doesn’t seem to encompass all commands - and needs internet access. Might need to fork out the $50 / month for access just for the reference .

Interestingly the Arduino 900 page manual doesnot mention strlok or strtol either. I am getting very confused here.

Cheers

 

PeteH

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Without internet the process

Without internet the process of learning programming might just become really slow.

Get a C book at the library if you still feel its [not] worth it.

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You need the AVR libc user manual
which is in the Arduino IDE distribution under hardware/tools/avr/doc. This is the subset of the C standard library that is available for the Atmel microcontrollers.

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Thanks for the replies and

Thanks for the replies and encouragment - I realise I am in the minority these days being without internet at home but here in Australia we just don’t get good value.

It is also very frustrating reading good info while here at work and then having to wait to test it in the evening. I have Kernigan & Richie ‘C’ manual at home from when trying to learn it for PC - my mind doesn’t want to seem to think straight in the language for some reason which is why I am trying on the Arduino - going to a different platform hopefully will ‘trick’ my mind to stop thinking in LISP which is the programming language I am most used to.

 

Pete