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...ld have a documented purpose in order to leave as little doubt as possible about ''what goes where''. Additionally, each directory's purpose makes sense in When we talk about x86 "architectures" or ARM "architectures", but do we mean desktop-grade ch

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...nected to anything, the reading could be either 0 or 1, see the discussion about [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pull-up_resistor pull-up resistors] on Wikip ...ent other threads from starving. If the event that you need to be notified about happens while your code is preempted, there will be a delay of up to a few

...are intended relative to Miosix's top-level directory, so if we're talking about the 'miosix/config/Makefile.inc' file you can find it within the directory

...ult the field importance of the security implications of Homebrew's choice about the ownership of all installed packages is not entirely clear.

.... When compared to the default when both filesystem and DevFs are enabled, about 40KB of code size can be saved.

...that, it is somewhat slower than a ''FastMutex''. If you're not concerned about priority inheritance (for instance, if all the threads you create have the you don't have to worry about that. When considering that functions can return due to a propagation of a

If the project path contains spaces, you are warned about it. I strongly recommend to put the project in a path that doesn’t contai compilation phase complains about executables not found, proceed with this step, otherwise skip.

...are intended relative to Miosix's top-level directory, so if we're talking about the 'miosix/config/Makefile.inc' file you can find it within the directory