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Yep, caught that one too! Some of this will become moot as I also discovered that `name` is required for proper operation and rather than change the argument order I'll just remove the default values for min/max/step. Which shouldn't be a big issue since the whole purpose of the _limit objects is to ...

Hi KE5FX!

I apologize for the frustration with these lines. This was part of the new config_*_limit functionality to allow developers to easily define reasonable and/or custom validations and error messages on config objects, but I miscommunicated with a senior engineer and allowed these values to ...

I've benefitted in the past by using predef-overload.h with only the variables I want to change, instead of dealing with predef.h headaches every upgrade, that may help reduce the possible issues for you as well:

https://www.netburner.com/NBDocs/Developer/html/page_programmers_guide-_n_b_r_t_o_s ...

Hi there! The default state for many chips like ours is to be internally pulled high with relatively weak impedance by default. Your circuit should be designed so that it fails-safe when the pins aren't being actively driven, in your case probably with a moderate pull-down resistor. This also helps ...

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You probably want to work with NNDK / NBEclipse 3.x instead of 2.x
Start with that the quick start and 3.x documentation here: https://www.netburner.com/get-started/

Hi! I'm not an expert on this question but I think the instructions are here https://www.netburner.com/get-tools/ and here https://www.netburner.com/NBQuickStartG ... tup_3.html

Maybe someone will have a better answer when it's a working day US time.

Hi all! We've written a new post on our Learn Blog to help embedded developers learn about REST APIs and help web developers learn about writing C++ for the NetBurner, and the architecture/reasoning underpinning both sides. Your feedback is always welcome and appreciated!

https://www.netburner.com ...

If this is still an issue for you, I'd be happy to review your HTML. Feel free to send it via private message.