tcsullivan

\ "string =", really a "starts with" check. Returns true if the first u2 characters
\ in c-addr2 match c-addr1.
: s= ( c-addr1 c-addr2 u2 -- b )
  tuck compare 0= ;

\ Reads up to 99 digits from c-addr and parses them into a number. Returns the number
\ and c-addr2 which points to the character beyond the parsed number.
: get-number ( c-addr -- n c-addr2 )
  99 0 s>d 2swap >number rot 2drop ;

tcsullivan

/**
 * WiFi Credential Manager example
 * Written by Clyne Sullivan.
 * 
 * This Arduino sketch stores WiFi SSID and passkey information in non-volatile
 * EEPROM in order to connect to a given network. If these credentials are not
 * saved, an access point will be started with a web server allowing the user
 * to input new credentials. The access point can also be started by grounding
 * the "CredsResetPin" pin (default pin 0).
 *