Check out post 17339 in the AT Sprint Yahoo group. ?He's saying the Arduino environment is fine for simple things, but if you want more than that, best code from scratch. ? I've never messed with anything Arduino, but sounds about right. ?I can imagine many of the libraries aren't tightly coded, and if I had critical timing with a bunch of interrupts going off I'd want complete control. ?Could have some level of basic functionality on the nano under the Arduino environement so it's easy to hack. ?And a completely separate project with code written from scratch to get more stuff working.
