Sigurd Meldgaard

I assigned you @danrubel, as you have already looked into this. But I guess getting all the tests to run will be a joint effort.

The library is a copy of https://github.com/nfrancois/serial_port with a few fixes. It would make sense to backport these changes.

I am currently working on general GPIO interrupt functionality. After that a general button library should be a wrapper of that.

This is currently on hold while I work on the debugger.

This should also be supported from the atom debugger. @danrubel.

When https://codereview.chromium.org/2078403003/ is landed the dartino-side of the support should be working.

Yes - that sounds likely. The libraries in the info file are identified by absolute paths. I guess we should try to make them relative to where the main script...

I'm not sure when this happens. Can you send the source code? I made a CL that will work around this issue when the element has no node. https://codereview.chromium.org/2140053002/

I think having a main library per board that passes a board-object to the rest of the program is the right way to 'inject' the dependency.

https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/41601/aes-gcm-recommended-iv-size-why-12-bytes has some discussion. Not sure I follow all the arguments.