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-#ifndef __ASYNCSERIAL__ 
-#define __ASYNCSERIAL__ 
-
-#include <Arduino.h>
-
-// These two routines are needed because the Serial.print method prints without using interrupts.
-// Calls to Serial.print block interrupts and use a wait in kernel space causing all ISRs to
-// be blocked and hence we could miss some timer interrupts.
-// To avoid this problem call PushTxt to have stuff delivered to the serial line, PushTxt simply
-// stores your text for future print out by PutChar. The PutChar routine removes one character
-// from the stored text each time its called. By placing a call to PutChar in the outermost loop
-// of the Arduino loop function, then for each loop one character is printed, avoiding blocking
-// of interrupts and vastly improving the loops real time behaviour.
-
-class AsyncSerial {
-  // This is the text ring buffer for real time output to serial line with interrupt on
-  static const int TBLEN = 1024;      // Serial line output ring buffer size, 8K
-  char txtb[TBLEN];                // Text ring buffer
-  uint32_t txtw, txtr,     // Write and Read indexes
-                  tsze, terr,     // Buffer size and error code
-                  tmax;               // The maximum size the buffer reached
-  
-  typedef enum { TXT_NOERR=0, TXT_TOOBIG=1, TXT_OVERFL=2 } TxtErr;
-  
-  public:
-    AsyncSerial(int baudRate);
-    // Copy text to the buffer for future printing
-    void print(char *txt);
-    // Take the next character from the ring buffer and print it, called from the main loop
-    void PutChar();
-  
-  
-};
-
-
-#endif