prustio 1.0.3

The Rust embedded project management.
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        <h1>Introduction</h1>
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            <strong>pRustIO</strong> is a Command-Line Interface (CLI) tool that makes it easier to develop embedded projects using Rust. It can connects the Rust <code>cargo</code> build system with the C/C++ embedded world by automatically linking the Arduino framework to the application.
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        <h2>Core Concepts</h2>
        <p>pRustIO has two different build modes, depending on what you need for your project:</p>
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                <strong>Pure Mode (Default):</strong> Works completely inside the Rust system using the <code>arduino-hal</code> library. It does not use any extra C or C++ code. This gives you smaller and memory safe applications.
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                <strong>Hybrid Mode (<code>--hybrid</code>):</strong> Sets up your project to use the standard Arduino C++ framework. pRustIO creates a hidden PlatformIO workspace, compiles the C/C++ libraries, and allows you to use Arduino functions (like <code>pinMode</code> and <code>digitalWrite</code>) in your Rust code using the <code>prustio-arduino</code> crate.
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        <h2>Supported Boards</h2>
        <p>pRustIO supports many popular Arduino and AVR boards. You can see the full list directly from your command line using the tool.</p>
        <pre><code># Show all supported boards
prustio boards

# Search for a specific board (e.g., nano)
prustio boards nano</code></pre>
        <p>Commonly supported boards include the <strong>Uno</strong>, <strong>Nano</strong>, <strong>Mega 2560</strong>, <strong>Leonardo</strong>, and <strong>Micro</strong>.</p>
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