cosmetic issues (in the comments)

[thinrope]

I was diffing to the previsous releases and found a strange character (Unicode dot?) in the comments:
https://github.com/freaklabs/chibiArduino/blob/master/chibiUsrCfg.h#L280

Also, space after "new line"
https://github.com/freaklabs/chibiArduino/blob/master/chibiUsrCfg.h#L164

Not so important, but better fix these.

Also is the chibi_ex5_webserver gone on purpose, or just mishandling? Code is a bit different than chibi_ex7_webserver anyway.

[freaklabs]

Yeah, I saw the space after newline error in the Arduino IDE. Okay, I'll
take care of them.

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Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2012 4:27 PM
To: freaklabs/chibiArduino
Subject: [chibiArduino] cosmetic issues (in the comments) (#3)

I was diffing to the previsous releases and found a strange character
(Unicode dot?) in the comments:
https://github.com/freaklabs/chibiArduino/blob/master/chibiUsrCfg.h#L280

Also, space after "new line"
https://github.com/freaklabs/chibiArduino/blob/master/chibiUsrCfg.h#L164

Not so important, but better fix these.

Also is the chibi_ex5_webserver gone on purpose, or just mishandling? Code
is a bit different than chibi_ex7_webserver anyway.

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[thinrope]

Also in the same line of thought...

Since it is officially known (now that it is on github) as chibiArduino, some internal renaming would be good (e.g. chibi.h ->chibiArduino.h and followup cleanup). It may be just me, but I had hard time making the Arduino IDE find the library saved in libraries\chibiArduino and having chibi.h file; had to rename the folder (working in Windoze)...

I am now working on the old netRAD boards (see https://github.com/thinrope/NetRad-THS/tree/testing), in case you wonder why I am "spamming" you :-)