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README.rst

reflowctl howto
===============

Installation
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You can use the reflowctl sketch as is in arduino IDE, or as we prefer with the editor of choice and a sane build environment.

Then you have to install cmake, for the serialmon.py script python and pyserial. The complete workflow to crosscompile and upload our sketch is decribed below::

    cd reflow
    mkdir build
    cd build
    cmake ..
    make
    make reflowctl-upload && ../serialmon.py