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#### Including Example Code
I've build a few 'libraries' for all of these chips. Each is a .c and .h file. To include them in your project, follow these steps.
I've build a few 'libraries' for all of these chips. Each is a .c and .h file. They are located in this repo, [here](xmega-atk-libs), but I recommend you only use them for reference. To see how they come together in applications, you can poke around in endpoints [for the automatakit project](https://gitlab.cba.mit.edu/jakeread/automatakit).
To include external files in your project, follow these steps.
In the Atmel Studio 'Solution Explorer' (might not be open, go to View -> Solution Explorer), right-click on the Solution (mkembedded-example in this case) and do Add -> Existing Item
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## Example Circuitry
In in [this subdirectory](circuit) you'll find an example eagle schematic and
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In in [this subdirectory](circuit) you'll find an example eagle schematic and board for a minimum breadboard-xmega that uses the XMEGA A4U Series.
We've spent an enormous amount of time creating and checking these footprints and parts, but it is <b> the end user'sresponsibility</b>toensurecorrectnessandsuitablityforagivencomponetorapplication.
