Javier Mora

In general, I think this is a good idea; I'd suggest changing all documentation and existing code to `0b` style. However I'd leave the `binary.h` header for backwards compatibility. ----...

> Not quite standard; it's a GCC extension. I stand corrected; it seems to be standard in C++14. (Arduino uses C++11, but GCC allows that too.) > New GCC versions...

Yep, those should be changed as well. Both the `B`→`0b` and removing the 8-bit limit. The language reference is in https://github.com/arduino/reference-en/ (for example, the file for integer constants is in...

Everything done, thanks for the feedback! As requested via IRC, here's an **example sketch for testing backwards compatibility:** https://gist.github.com/cousteaulecommandant/3083c33cc83497d05e1fa12ae8cfaf17#file-example_backwards_compat-ino As can be seen, the resulting size is slightly smaller with...

Personally I don't think we should be putting too much effort into formatters for `Print`, since * `Print` is already quite complex, * something like `Serial.print(Format(number, digits, base, etc))` would...

> * Won't this give a signed vs unsigned comparison warning? Or is that only for >, * If you do cast c to char, it might be useful to...

OK, then I think I'll just replace the `(unsigned char)` cast with the `(char)` cast... should I amend the commit, or just add a new one?

Have there been many changes since version 0.5.2 (the one in Google Play)? I only see a few commits. Maybe the author is waiting for a bigger set of changes...

Then again, it'd be very helpful from the point of view of bug reporting to always have the latest version installed automatically, so it'd probably be a good idea to...

Isn't the Google Play version already "beta" in a way? (Actually "early access", but I would expect those two concepts to be similar; I'd assume an early access app where...