Difference between revisions of "SD card"
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== Libraries == | == Libraries == | ||
| − | === Arduino default library === | + | === Arduino default library (included with Arduino) === |
* FAT16 and FAT32 support on both standard and high-capacity SD cards | * FAT16 and FAT32 support on both standard and high-capacity SD cards | ||
* File: create, read, write, delete and truncate | * File: create, read, write, delete and truncate | ||
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* File: create, read and write | * File: create, read and write | ||
* Root-directory support only | * Root-directory support only | ||
| − | === tinyFAT === | + | === tinyFAT (included with Gamebuino) === |
* FAT16 on SD cards | * FAT16 on SD cards | ||
* File: create, read, write, rename, delete (ASCII and Binary I/O) | * File: create, read, write, rename, delete (ASCII and Binary I/O) | ||
* Root-directory support only, only one file open at a time | * Root-directory support only, only one file open at a time | ||
| − | === Petit FatFs === | + | === Petit FatFs (included with Gamebuino) === |
* FAT16 and FAT32 support | * FAT16 and FAT32 support | ||
* File: open, read, streaming-read, seek | * File: open, read, streaming-read, seek | ||
Revision as of 2014-07-16T11:46:51
Contents
Libraries
Arduino default library (included with Arduino)
- FAT16 and FAT32 support on both standard and high-capacity SD cards
- File: create, read, write, delete and truncate
- Directory: create, read, write and delete
- Multiple volume/partition support
fat16lib
- FAT16 support on standard SD cards only
- File: create, read and write
- Root-directory support only
tinyFAT (included with Gamebuino)
- FAT16 on SD cards
- File: create, read, write, rename, delete (ASCII and Binary I/O)
- Root-directory support only, only one file open at a time
Petit FatFs (included with Gamebuino)
- FAT16 and FAT32 support
- File: open, read, streaming-read, seek
- Directory: read
- Single volume and single file
- REALLY small RAM footprint
