@mchp-mcc/avr-8bit
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This package contains device data files which are the basis for information such as configuration bits, interrupts, pins and other module-related data that are used by MCC Melody Drivers and Hardware Peripheral Initializers.
The following are the 8-bit AVR device families supported by MCC Melody
| Device Family |
|---|
| AVR32/64/128DAxx |
| AVR32/64/128DAxxS |
| AVR32/64/128DBxx |
| ATtiny42x/82x/162x/322x |
| AVR16/32/64DDxx |
| AVR64/32/16EAxx |
| ATtiny20x/40x/80x/160x |
| ATtiny21x/41x/81x/161x/321x |
| ATmega32[4/8][/P/PB] |
| AVR32/16EBxx |
| AVR16/32/64DUxx |
| ATmega80x/160x/320x/480x |
| AVR32SDxx |
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
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Microchip's 8-bit AVR Device Descriptions
We found that @mchp-mcc/avr-8bit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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