Hello my Arduino fellows! How are you? The summer is hot! 🙂 In this post I would like to share with you two generic C++ template functions for reading from / writing to the Arduino EEPROM internal memory. I have used in the past these functions successfully in a project and I think that might be also useful to you.
It is a fact that just by looking the contents of a single byte in any memory we are not able to say what the data actually mean. The data or the bit pattern that appears has any meaning we want. It is always the context that gives meaning to data. It could be a memory address, an unsigned integer, a two’s complement signed integer, a machine opcode, an opcode operand, an IEEE-754 floating point number, an ASCII character, noise 🙂
Efstathios Chatzikyriakidis 