Hi Albert, thanks for this nice feature
Yes, I didn't work on Nspire I/O for a longer time but I was always around in the forums - If you would've sent me a PM I would've integrated your changes into the trunk directly - but no problem, I'll do it this afternoon when I have time
And by the way, I made a lot of syntax changes a week ago:
The functions have completely changed and have the same syntax as
their stdio-counterparts now:
(with nio_-prefix)
fflush
fgetc
fgets
fprintf
fputc
fputs
getc
getchar
gets
perror
printf
putc
putchar
puts
All functions that don't have a FILE* stream / nio_console* c
argument, use a default console specified by nio_set_default().
Using the old syntax is possible by defining NIO_KEEP_COMPATIBILITY.
It is possible to replace the stdio-functions putchar, puts, getchar,
gets, printf, perror with nspireio functions by defining
NIO_REPLACE_STDIO, so you can use nspireio as stdin/stdout (just call
nio_use_stdio() at the beginning and nio_free_stdio() at the end of
the program).
Example:
#include <os.h>
#define NIO_REPLACE_STDIO
#include <nspireio2.h>
int main(void)
{
nio_use_stdio();
puts("Hello World!");
nio_free_stdio();
wait_key_pressed();
return 0;
}The same is possible with the UART functions (that work with disabled
interrupts) by defining UART_REPLACE_STDIO.
So, I'll merge your changes with r44 and probably release it as 3.0.
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(hat jedenfalls mein Mathelehrer gesagt, ka ob das stimmt)
