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The Arduino documentation uses the new CIPO/COPI terminology while the whole arduino core still uses the old MISO/MOSI. While I thought about changing everything in the arduino cores, this would break many old sketches so I figuered adding a hint is the way to go. Also, only changing terminology in this sketch doesn't work for consistency reasons, eg. beginning in line 106.
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per1234 requested changes Mar 11, 2024
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The Arduino documentation uses the new CIPO/COPI terminology while the whole arduino core still uses the old MISO/MOSI. While I thought about changing everything in the arduino cores, this would break many old sketches so I figuered adding a hint is the way to go. Also, only changing terminology in this sketch doesn't work for consistency reasons, eg. beginning in line 106.