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232 | 232 | * - Systems with external RAM: 0x40000+ (256KB+) |
233 | 233 | * |
234 | 234 | * The default value is 0x800 (2KB) which is suitable for Arduino AVR MCUs and |
235 | | - * other memory-constrained embedded systems (total usage: 4KB for both regions). |
236 | | - * For development and testing on systems with more RAM, a larger value like |
237 | | - * 0x10000 (64KB) is recommended. |
| 235 | + * other memory-constrained embedded systems (total usage: 4KB for both |
| 236 | + * regions). For development and testing on systems with more RAM, a larger |
| 237 | + * value like 0x10000 (64KB) is recommended. |
238 | 238 | * |
239 | 239 | * @note The value should be set as a hexadecimal constant with the 'u' suffix |
240 | 240 | * (e.g., 0x800u for 2KB, 0x10000u for 64KB). |
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458 | 458 | * Defining CONFIG_ENABLE_IO_SUBSYSTEM will enable the complete I/O subsystem |
459 | 459 | * including device driver framework (device.c), filesystem support (fs.c), and |
460 | 460 | * console functionality (console.c). When disabled, these components are |
461 | | - * excluded from the build, reducing code size and memory footprint. The |
462 | | - * default is disabled. |
| 461 | + * excluded from the build, reducing code size and memory footprint. The default |
| 462 | + * is disabled. |
463 | 463 | * |
464 | 464 | * The I/O subsystem provides: |
465 | 465 | * - Device driver framework for block and character devices |
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473 | 473 | * @note Disabling this setting can significantly reduce code size for |
474 | 474 | * applications that don't require device I/O, filesystem, or console features. |
475 | 475 | * |
476 | | - * @note To enable this feature, define CONFIG_ENABLE_IO_SUBSYSTEM in your |
477 | | - * build configuration or uncomment the definition below. |
| 476 | + * @note To enable this feature, define CONFIG_ENABLE_IO_SUBSYSTEM in your build |
| 477 | + * configuration or uncomment the definition below. |
478 | 478 | * |
479 | 479 | * @sa CONFIG_ENABLE_CONSOLE |
480 | 480 | * @sa CONFIG_DEVICE_NAME_BYTES |
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555 | 555 | /** |
556 | 556 | * @brief Define the character device UID for console operations |
557 | 557 | * |
558 | | - * Setting CONFIG_CHAR_DEVICE_UID specifies which character device the |
559 | | - * console will use for input and output. This UID must match a registered |
560 | | - * character device driver in the system. The default is 0x2000u (CHARDEV0). |
| 558 | + * Setting CONFIG_CHAR_DEVICE_UID specifies which character device the console |
| 559 | + * will use for input and output. This UID must match a registered character |
| 560 | + * device driver in the system. The default is 0x2000u (CHARDEV0). |
561 | 561 | * |
562 | 562 | * The console requires a bidirectional character device, typically a UART, |
563 | 563 | * USART, or USB CDC virtual COM port, to communicate with the user. |
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