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While macros are a handy and straightforward way to extend Bitlash, there are cases where you need native C code to get closer to the hardware, perhaps for speed or to interface with a custom peripheral.

Starting with version 1.1, Bitlash provides an easy way to call C functions from Bitlash code, just like the Bitlash built-in functions.  In effect, you add your functions to the Bitlash function library, and they become callable from the Bitlash command line.</description>
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When you're done here, proceed to the install page.


Current release


[Download Bitlash 1.1]


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Previous releases


[Download Bitlash 1.0]</description>
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Welcome to Bitlash Online.

Bitlash is an open source interpreted language shell and embedded programming environment.  This website documents Bitlash for the popular and useful Arduino.

The Bitlash shell runs entirely on the Arduino and supports many of the familiar Arduino functions.  Bitlash interprets commands you type on the serial port:</description>
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To Begin

	*  Download the latest release of Bitlash
	*  How to install Bitlash

	*  Please note the Bitlash license terms


Learning Bitlash

	*  About the language 

	*  Conditionals: if, while, and switch 

	*  Top-level commands

	*  Functions

	*  Printing

	*  Macros: The overview

	*  Using background macros</description>
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Requirements


You need an Arduino connected to a PC with a working Arduino IDE.  These directions are for Arduino IDE version 0018, but they work for the earlier 0017 version too.

Since Bitlash is an Arduino library you upload with a sketch, you need to be comfortable uploading sketches.  Get this working first to save debugging headaches.  There is plenty of help over at the Arduino Forums.</description>
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