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Drop extra avr/pgmspace include in _Bootscreen.h

Addressing #9441
Scott Lahteine 6 years ago
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Marlin/src/config/examples/BQ/Hephestos_2/_Bootscreen.h View File

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  * Use the Marlin Bitmap Converter to make your own:
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  * http://marlinfw.org/tools/u8glib/converter.html
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  */
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-#include <avr/pgmspace.h>
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 #define CUSTOM_BOOTSCREEN_BMPWIDTH  62
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Marlin/src/config/examples/Cartesio/_Bootscreen.h View File

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  * Use the Marlin Bitmap Converter to make your own:
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  * http://marlinfw.org/tools/u8glib/converter.html
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  */
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-#include <avr/pgmspace.h>
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 #define CUSTOM_BOOTSCREEN_BMPWIDTH  64
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Marlin/src/config/examples/MakerParts/_Bootscreen.h View File

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  * Use the Marlin Bitmap Converter to make your own:
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  * http://marlinfw.org/tools/u8glib/converter.html
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  */
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-#include <avr/pgmspace.h>
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 #define CUSTOM_BOOTSCREEN_BMPWIDTH  128
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Marlin/src/config/examples/Malyan/M150/_Bootscreen.h View File

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  * Use the Marlin Bitmap Converter to make your own:
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  * http://marlinfw.org/tools/u8glib/converter.html
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  */
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-#include <avr/pgmspace.h>
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 #define CUSTOM_BOOTSCREEN_TIMEOUT   1000
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 #define CUSTOM_BOOTSCREEN_BMPWIDTH  128

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Marlin/src/config/examples/gCreate/gMax1.5+/_Bootscreen.h View File

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  * Use the Marlin Bitmap Converter to make your own:
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  * http://marlinfw.org/tools/u8glib/converter.html
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  */
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-#include <avr/pgmspace.h>
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 #define CUSTOM_BOOTSCREEN_BMPWIDTH  112
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frameworks/CMSIS/LPC1768/lib/WString.h View File

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 #include <stdlib.h>
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 #include <string.h>
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 #include <ctype.h>
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-//#include <avr/pgmspace.h>
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 // When compiling programs with this class, the following gcc parameters
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 // dramatically increase performance and memory (RAM) efficiency, typically

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