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Hello.

I am going to start with a new project and this is the first time I am going to use Arduino. I will like someone to redirect me to anywhere where every function hold by the platform is described, such as it occurs with python.

The problema is that for example I do not find a section where all the analog functions are described, so I can choose the ones I need. I put analog LIbrary as an example, buy configuration library is also necessary.

I have gone to Atmel datasheet and as I knew the description is for programming the controller in assembler.

Thanks to anyone.

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The problema is that for example I do not find a section where all the analog functions are described

There are only two, analogRead() and analogWrite(), and analogWrite() really should be called something else as it does nothing with analog pins.

I put analog LIbrary as an example, buy configuration library is also necessary.

I'm not sure I understand this. There is not an analog library for the Arduino that I am aware of. Nor am I aware of a "configuration library".

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PaulS:
There are only two, analogRead() and analogWrite(), and analogWrite() really should be called something else as it does nothing with analog pins.
I'm not sure I understand this. There is not an analog library for the Arduino that I am aware of. Nor am I aware of a "configuration library".

Yes, I mean that. The problem is that because I have never use Arduino, I do not know where to look. All my works with controllers has been done in assembler, and with the datasheet of the microcontroller was enough.

I need to know where to acces for config mode and things like that (I have seen that the sentence I wrote: " put analog LIbrary as an example, buy configuration library is also necessary." Buy has to be changed for but (sorry because I work on spanish computer and sometimes it correct me the words badly)). What I need is where to get information. I look on learning window in arduino.cc webpage but is not enough. That is why I put python as example:

https://docs.python.org/2/library/

Thanks