The.pde file type that sketches previously used, i think, comes from processing development environment (the arduino ide being based* on / inspired by processing) Typically, any arduino project but the simplest one will include A characteristic finding seen in an ino is the slow adducting saccades as demonstrated in this video of a right ino
-Ino Yamanaka- by T-Taigo on DeviantArt
Additionally, the adduction deficit and contralateral abducting nystagmus is evident
Internuclear ophthalmoplegia (ino) is caused by disruption of the medial longitudinal fasciculus (mlf) which is a nerve fiber bundle that connects the sixth cranial nerve (cn vi) nucleus on one side of the pons to the medial rectus subnucleus of the third cranial nerve (cn iii) in the contralateral midbrain.
Is the.ino file an alternative from a main.cpp file If yes, then could someone mind explaining the structure of the.ino file in main.cpp and its relationship? I understand that you can have multiple.ino files in one sketch, but i don't just want functions and variables separated, i want functionality I'm trying to organise a very complicated project and i want to put all the actual code in a folder named src (source), but i want to keep the main.ino file as main.ino (it will also be in src)
The main.ino file is the one of the same name as the folder it is in Any other.ino files in that folder are concatenated together, in alphabetic order, at the end of the main file (regardless of where the main file is, alphabetically). I guess this code should be copied to the main class of my firmware. It's been a long time i've been looking for a good answer to this question
