These are a very simple version of some of the functions in ecl_converters suitable for
firmware development. That is, there is no use of new, templates or exceptions.
These are a very simple version of some of the functions in ecl_converters suitable for
firmware development. That is, there is no use of new, templates or exceptions.
These are a very simple version of some of the functions in ecl_converters
suitable for firmware development. That is, there is no use of new,
templates or exceptions.
Maintainer status: developed
Maintainer: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
Author: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
These are a very simple version of some of the functions in ecl_converters
suitable for firmware development. That is, there is no use of new,
templates or exceptions.
Maintainer status: developed
Maintainer: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
Author: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
These are a very simple version of some of the functions in ecl_converters
suitable for firmware development. That is, there is no use of new,
templates or exceptions.
Maintainer status: maintained
Maintainer: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
Author: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
These are a very simple version of some of the functions in ecl_converters
suitable for firmware development. That is, there is no use of new,
templates or exceptions.
Maintainer status: developed
Maintainer: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
Author: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
These are a very simple version of some of the functions in ecl_converters
suitable for firmware development. That is, there is no use of new,
templates or exceptions.
Maintainer status: maintained
Maintainer: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
Author: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
These are a very simple version of some of the functions in ecl_converters
suitable for firmware development. That is, there is no use of new,
templates or exceptions.
Maintainer status: maintained
Maintainer: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
Author: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
These are a very simple version of some of the functions in ecl_converters
suitable for firmware development. That is, there is no use of new,
templates or exceptions.
Maintainer status: maintained
Maintainer: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
Author: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
These are a very simple version of some of the functions in ecl_converters
suitable for firmware development. That is, there is no use of new,
templates or exceptions.
Maintainer status: maintained
Maintainer: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
Author: Daniel Stonier <d.stonier AT gmail DOT com>
Take char when using the byte arrays to make sure that the required number of chars is available for the conversion. There is no way of catching this error except via segfault. For robust converters, see ecl_converters.