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20 files changed, 241 insertions, 200 deletions

diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRADCSetup.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRADCSetup.sci
index 264062bc..603873b3 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRADCSetup.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRADCSetup.sci
@@ -17,26 +17,28 @@ function AVRADCSetup(prescaler,adc_ref)
 // Parameters
 //     prescaler: prescaler to be used for generating ADC clock (0-7)
 //     adc_ref	: reference voltage to be used for ADC conversion
-//              0 -> Voltage on VREF pin
-//              1 -> Voltage on AVCC pin
-//              2 -> Internal 2.56 reference voltage       
 //
 // Description
-//     This function initialises ADc of AVR with given parameters. 'prescaler' is 
-//     needed for deciding ADC clock. ADC clock should be between 50KHz and 200KHz
-//     and it given as (MCU clock/2^prescaler). Select appropriate prescaler depending
-//     on MCU clock. 'adc_ref' selects one of the available reference voltage sources
-//     available
+//     This function initialises ADc of AVR with given parameters. 'prescaler' is needed for deciding ADC clock. ADC clock should be between 50KHz and 200KHz and it given as (MCU clock/2^prescaler). Select appropriate prescaler depending on MCU clock. 'adc_ref' selects one of the available reference voltage sources available.
+//
+//     The adc_ref can take the following values-
+//     <itemizedlist>
+//     <listitem><para>0   -> Voltage on VREF pin</para></listitem>
+//     <listitem><para>1   -> Voltage on AVCC pin</para></listitem>
+//     <listitem><para>2   -> Internal 2.56 reference voltage</para></listitem>
+//     </itemizedlist>
+//
+//     This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
 // Examples
 //     AVRADCSetup(128,0)
 // See also
 //     AVRReadADC
 //
 // Authors
-//     Siddhesh Wani Ashish Kamble
+//     Siddhesh Wani 
+//     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if(prescaler>=8)
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''prescaler'' in AVRADCSetup function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalIn.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalIn.sci
index 54eb327b..7addd663 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalIn.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalIn.sci
@@ -18,8 +18,6 @@ function state = AVRDigitalIn(port,pin)
 // Parameters
 //     port : port of microcontroller to be used
 //     pin : pin of port (mentioned above) to be used
-//   Returns  
-//     state : state of an input pin (HIGH\LOW)
 //
 // Description
 //     Each AVR microcontroller has pins which can be configured as digital
@@ -27,18 +25,18 @@ function state = AVRDigitalIn(port,pin)
 //     User has to select one of these port and which pin of that port as 
 //     digital input.      
 //
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
 // Examples
 //     pinA0 = AVRDigitalIn(1,0)   //To read state on pin 0 of port A
-//
 // See also
 //     AVRDigitalOut AVRDigitalSetup
 //
-//
 // Authors
-//     Siddhesh Wani Ashish Kamble
+//     Siddhesh Wani
+//     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if((port==0)|(port>=5)) then 
 disp("Error : Inavalid input argument ''port'' in AVRDigitalIn function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalOut.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalOut.sci
index a86a5aa9..0efc927b 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalOut.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalOut.sci
@@ -26,18 +26,18 @@ function AVRDigitalOut(port,pin,state)
 //     digital output. Also, desired output state must be specified as 
 //     'HIGH' or 'LOW'.     
 //
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
 // Examples
 //     AVRDigitalOut('A',0,HIGH)
-//
 // See also
 //     AVRDigitalIn
 //
-//
 // Authors
-//     Siddhesh Wani Ashish Kamble
+//     Siddhesh Wani
+//     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if((port==0)|(port>=8)) then 
 disp("Error : Inavalid input argument ''port'' in AVRDigitalOut function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalPortSetup.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalPortSetup.sci
index 5f0b9671..65e8494a 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalPortSetup.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalPortSetup.sci
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ function AVRDigitalPortSetup(port,direction)
 //     AVRDigitalPortSetup(port,direction)
 //
 // Parameters
-//     port : port of microcontroller to be used(1 for PORTA, 2 for PORTB,...)
+//     port      : port of microcontroller to be used(1 for PORTA, 2 for PORTB,...)
 //     direction : direction to be set for pin (0 for INPUT, 1 for OUTPUT)
 //
 // Description
@@ -25,18 +25,19 @@ function AVRDigitalPortSetup(port,direction)
 //     used as digital output/input. Also, desired direction must be specified as 
 //     'INPUT' or 'OUTPUT'.     
 //
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
 // Examples
 //     AVRDigitalPortSetup(1,0); //This function will make PortA as input port
 //
 // See also
 //     AVRDigitalIn AVRDigitalOut
 //
-//
 // Authors
-//     Siddhesh Wani Ashish Kamble
+//     Siddhesh Wani
+//     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if((port==0)|(port>=5)) then 
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''port'' in AVRDigitalPortSetup function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalSetup.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalSetup.sci
index e707d4fa..ed6cf306 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalSetup.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRDigitalSetup.sci
@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ function AVRDigitalSetup(port,pin,direction)
 //     AVRDigitalSetup(port,pin,direction)
 // 
 // Parameters
-//     port : port of microcontroller to be used
-//     pin : pin of port (mentioned above) to be used
+//     port      : port of microcontroller to be used
+//     pin       : pin of port (mentioned above) to be used
 //     direction : direction to be set for pin (INPUT\OUTPUT)
 //
 // Description
@@ -26,18 +26,19 @@ function AVRDigitalSetup(port,pin,direction)
 //     used as digital output/input. Also, desired direction must be specified as 
 //     'INPUT' or 'OUTPUT'.     
 //
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
 // Examples
 //     AVRDigitalSetup('A',0,OUTPUT)
 //
 // See also
 //     AVRDigitalIn AVRDigitalOut
 //
-//
 // Authors
-//     Siddhesh Wani Ashish Kamble
+//     Siddhesh Wani
+//     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if((port==0)|(port>=5)) then 
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''port'' in AVRDigitalSetup function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRGetTimerValue.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRGetTimerValue.sci
index afb47ac8..05919b38 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRGetTimerValue.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRGetTimerValue.sci
@@ -18,20 +18,26 @@ function count = AVRGetTimerValue(timer)
 //             2 for timer2
 //              
 // Description
-//     This function returns the count value of a desired timer.By knowing the count value 
-//     certain interrupt action can be taken.
+//     This function returns the count value of a desired timer.By knowing the count value certain interrupt action can be taken.
+//
+//     Timer can take the following values
+//     <itemizedlist>
+//     <listitem><para>0   -> for timer0</para></listitem>
+//     <listitem><para>1   -> for timer1</para></listitem>
+//     <listitem><para>2   -> for timer2</para></listitem>
+//     </itemizedlist>
+//
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 //
 // Examples
 //     AVRGetTimerValue(0);   //returns present count of the TCNT0 counter
-//
 // See also
 //     AVRTimerSetup
 //
 // Authors
 //     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if(timer>=3) then 
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''timer'' in AVRGetTimerValue function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM0SetDuty.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM0SetDuty.sci
index 604d2f40..c3815d10 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM0SetDuty.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM0SetDuty.sci
@@ -9,15 +9,18 @@
 // Email: toolbox@scilab.in
 
 function AVRPWM0SetDuty(duty)
-//Function to Set Duty cycle of PWM Output generated by Timer0 at OC0 pin.    
+//Function to Set Duty cycle of PWM Output generated by Timer0 at OC0 pin. 
+//   
 //Parameters
-//	duty : It holds an integer value from 0 to 100 which sets the percentage
-//             of time for which signal is active.
+//	duty : It holds an integer value from 0 to 100 which sets the percentage of time for which signal is active.
+//
 //Description
 //      Each Micro controller has PWM output pins which can generate varying voltage
-//      from 0V-5V.In this function by varying the duty cycle, varying voltage can be 
-//      produced.
-//Example
+//      from 0V-5V.In this function by varying the duty cycle, varying voltage can be produced.
+// 
+//      This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
+//Examples
 //      AVRPWM0SetDuty(50); //Produces 2.5V at OC0 pin
 //      AVRPWM0SetDuty(0); //Produces 0V at OC0 pin
 //See also
@@ -26,8 +29,6 @@ function AVRPWM0SetDuty(duty)
 //Authors
 //     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if(duty>100) then 
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''duty'' in AVRPWM0SetDuty function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM0Setup.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM0Setup.sci
index 39861c86..c391f71e 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM0Setup.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM0Setup.sci
@@ -10,43 +10,48 @@
 
 function AVRPWM0Setup(waveform_mode,output_mode)
 //Function to Setup OC0 pin for required PWM mode
+//
+//Parameters
+//	waveform_mode: integer, from 0 to 2
+//      output_mode: integer, from 0 to 1 (or 2) depending on the waveform_mode
+//    
 //Description
 //	Every Micro controller has PWM pins which can generate varying voltages
 //	from 0V-5V.This function helps to use OC0 pin to produce required 
 //	output waveform by setting the waveform mode and otput mode.
 //
-//Parameters
-//	waveform_mode:
-//                   0 for Phase correct PWM Mode
-//                   1 for Fast PWM Mode 
-//                   2 for CTC Mode
-//      output_mode:
-//            For Phase Correct PWM Mode:
-//                   0 for Clear OC0 on compare match when up-counting. Set OC0 on compare
-//                   match when down-counting.
-//                   1 for Set OC0 on compare match when up-counting. Clear OC0 on compare
-//                   match when down-counting.
-// 
-//            For Fast PWM Mode:
-//                   0 for non-inverted output i.e Clear OC0 on compare match, set OC0 at BOTTOM.
-//                   1 for inverted output i.e Set OC0 on compare match, clear OC0 at BOTTOM.
-//        
-//            For CTC Mode:
-//                   0 to Clear OC0 on compare match
-//                   1 to Set OC0 on compare match
-//                   2 to toggle OC0 on compare match
-//    
-//Example
-//    AVRPWM0Setup(2,0);     //This function will select CTC waveform mode and will clear OC0 on    
-//                           compare match 
+//	waveform_mode can take values-
+//	<itemizedlist>
+//      <listitem><para>0   -> for Phase correct PWM Mode</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>1   -> for Fast PWM Mode</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>2   -> for CTC Mode</para></listitem>
+//      </itemizedlist>
+//
+//	output_mode can take values-
+//      <itemizedlist>
+//      For Phase correct PWM Mode:
+//	<listitem><para>0 for Clear OC0 on compare match when up-counting. Set OC0 on compare match when down-counting.</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>1 for Set OC0 on compare match when up-counting. Clear OC0 on compare match when down-counting.</para></listitem>
+//      For Fast PWM Mode:
+//	<listitem><para>0 for non-inverted output i.e Clear OC0 on compare match, set OC0 at BOTTOM.</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>1 for inverted output i.e Set OC0 on compare match, clear OC0 at BOTTOM.</para></listitem>
+//      For CTC Mode:
+//	<listitem><para>0 to Clear OC0 on compare match</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>1 to Set OC0 on compare match</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>2 to toggle OC0 on compare match</para></listitem>
+//      </itemizedlist>
+//
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
+//Examples
+//    AVRPWM0Setup(2,0);     //This function will select CTC waveform mode and will clear OC0 on compare match 
 //See also
 //     AVRPWM0SetDuty
 //
 //Authors
 //     Ashish Kamble
 //
-//This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-//for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if(waveform_mode>=3) then 
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''waveform_mode'' in AVRPWM0Setup function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM1SetDuty.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM1SetDuty.sci
index 60dc0a9f..fd6e7baf 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM1SetDuty.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM1SetDuty.sci
@@ -11,34 +11,28 @@
 function AVRPWM1SetDuty(output_pin,duty,Top_Value)
 //Function to Set Duty cycle of PWM Output generated by Timer1 at OC1A or OC1B pin.    
 //Parameters
-//      ouput_pin: 
-//                   0 for selecting OC1A as output pin 
-//                   1 for selecting OC1B as output pin
+//      ouput_pin: integer, 0 (for OC1A) or 1 (for OC1B)
 //
-//      duty:        It holds an integer value from 0 to 100 which sets the percentage
-//                   of time for which signal is active.
+//      duty:        It holds an integer value from 0 to 100 which sets the percentage of time for which signal is active.
 //
-//      Top_Value:   It holds an integer value from 0 to 65535.This value sets the Top 
-//                   value of the counter TCNT1 i.e ICR.(for more info refer datasheet)
+//      Top_Value:   It holds an integer value from 0 to 65535.This value sets the Top value of the counter TCNT1 i.e ICR.(for more info refer datasheet)
 //
 //Description
 //      Each Micro controller has PWM output pins which can generate varying voltage
 //      from 0V-5V.This function Sets the duty cycle of output PWM signal.Also this function 
 //      decides the Top Vale of TCNT1 and the output pin to output PWM signal.
 //
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
 //Example
-//      AVRPWM1SetDuty(0,50,40000); //This function will produce PWM signal of 50% duty
-//                                    cycle on OC1A pin and TCNT1 will reset at 40000 instead 
-//                                    at 65535.
-//      
+//      AVRPWM1SetDuty(0,50,40000); //This function will produce PWM signal of 50% duty cycle on OC1A pin and TCNT1 will reset at 40000 instead at 65535.
 //See also
 //     AVRPWM1Setup
 //
 //Authors
 //     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if(output_pin>=2) then
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''output_pin'' in AVRPWM1SetDuty function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM1Setup.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM1Setup.sci
index 51aa25b1..fbd96ce3 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM1Setup.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM1Setup.sci
@@ -10,38 +10,40 @@
 
 function AVRPWM1Setup(waveform_mode,output_mode,output_pin)
 //Function to Setup OC1A or OC1B pin for required PWM mode
+//
+//Parameters
+//	waveform_mode: integer, from 0 to 2
+//      output_mode: integer, from 0 to 1 (or 2) depending on the waveform_mode
+//      output_pin: 0 (for OC1A) or 1 for (OC1B)
+//
 //Description
 //	Every Micro controller has PWM pins which can generate varying voltages
 //	from 0V-5V.This function helps to use OC1A or OC1B pin to produces required 
 //	output waveform by setting the waveform mode and otput mode.
 //
-//Parameters
-//	waveform_mode:
-//                   0 for Phase correct PWM Mode
-//                   1 for Fast PWM Mode 
-//                   2 for CTC Mode
+//	waveform_mode can take values-
+//	<itemizedlist>
+//      <listitem><para>0   -> for Phase correct PWM Mode</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>1   -> for Fast PWM Mode</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>2   -> for CTC Mode</para></listitem>
+//      </itemizedlist>
 //
-//	output_mode:
-//            For Phase Correct PWM Mode:
-//                   0 for Clear OC1A or OC1B on compare match when up-counting. Set OC1A or OC1B
-//                   on compare match when down-counting.                   
-//                   1 for Set OC1A or OC1B on compare match when up-counting. Clear OC1A or OC1B 
-//                   on compare match when down-counting.                   
-// 
-//            For Fast PWM Mode:
-//                   0 for non-inverted output i.e Clear OC1A or OC1B on compare match, set  OC1A
-//                   OC1B at BOTTOM.    
-//                   1 for inverted output i.e Set OC1A or OC1B on compare match, clear OC1A or OC1B
-//                   at BOTTOM. 
-//        
-//            For CTC Mode:
-//                   0 to Clear OC1A or OC1B on compare match
-//                   1 to Set OC1A or OC1B on compare match
-//                   2 to toggle OC1A or OC1B on compare match
+//	output_mode can take values-
+//      <itemizedlist>
+//      For Phase correct PWM Mode:
+//	<listitem><para>0 for Clear OC1A or OC1B on compare match when up-counting. Set OC1A or OC1B on compare match when down-counting.</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>1 for Set OC1A or OC1B on compare match when up-counting. Clear OC1A or OC1B on compare match when down-counting.</para></listitem>
+//      For Fast PWM Mode:
+//	<listitem><para>0 for non-inverted output i.e Clear OC1A or OC1B on compare match, set OC1A or OC1B at BOTTOM.</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>1 for inverted output i.e Set OC1A or OC1B on compare match, clear OC1A or OC1B at BOTTOM.</para></listitem>
+//      For CTC Mode:
+//	<listitem><para>0 to Clear OC1A or OC1B on compare match</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>1 to Set OC1A or OC1B on compare match</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>2 to toggle OC1A or OC1B on compare match</para></listitem>
+//      </itemizedlist>
 //
-//      output_pin: 
-//                   0 for selecting OC1A as output pin 
-//                   1 for selecting OC1B as output pin
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 //
 //Example
 //    AVRPWM1Setup(2,0,0);  //This function will select CTC mode and will clear OC1A or OC1B 
@@ -53,8 +55,6 @@ function AVRPWM1Setup(waveform_mode,output_mode,output_pin)
 //Authors
 //     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if(waveform_mode>=3) then 
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''waveform_mode'' in AVRPWM1Setup function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM2SetDuty.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM2SetDuty.sci
index 929c1a0a..81d1761e 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM2SetDuty.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM2SetDuty.sci
@@ -10,14 +10,17 @@
 
 function AVRPWM2SetDuty(duty)
 //Function to Set Duty cycle of PWM Output generated by Timer2 at OC2 pin.    
+//
+//Parameters
+//	duty : It holds an integer value from 0 to 100 which sets the percentage of time for which signal is active.
+//
 //Description
 //      Each Micro controller has PWM output pins which can generate varying voltage
 //      from 0V-5V.In this function by varying the duty cycle, varying voltage can be 
 //      produced.
 //
-//Parameters
-//	duty : It holds an integer value from 0 to 100 which sets the percentage
-//             of time for which signal is active.
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 //
 //Example
 //      AVRPWM2SetDuty(50); //Produces 2.5V at OC2 pin
@@ -29,8 +32,6 @@ function AVRPWM2SetDuty(duty)
 //Authors
 //      Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.    
 
 if(duty>100) then 
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''duty'' in AVRPWM2SetDuty function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM2Setup.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM2Setup.sci
index d4bc74a6..11d9b019 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM2Setup.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRPWM2Setup.sci
@@ -10,32 +10,40 @@
 
 function AVRPWM2Setup(waveform_mode,output_mode)
 //Function to Setup OC2 pin for required PWM mode
+//
+//Parameters
+//	waveform_mode: integer, from 0 to 2
+//      output_mode: integer, from 0 to 1 (or 2) depending on the waveform_mode
+//    
 //Description
 //	Every Micro controller has PWM pins which can generate varying voltages
 //	from 0V-5V.This function helps to use OC2 pin to produces required 
 //	output waveform by setting the waveform mode and otput mode.
 //
-//Parameters
-//	waveform_mode:
-//                   0 for Phase correct PWM Mode
-//                   1 for Fast PWM Mode 
-//                   2 for CTC Mode
-//output_mode:
-//      For Phase Correct PWM Mode:
-//                   0 for Clear OC2 on compare match when up-counting. Set OC2 on compare
-//                   match when down-counting.
-//                   1 for Set OC2 on compare match when up-counting. Clear OC2 on compare
-//                   match when down-counting.
-// 
+//	waveform_mode can take values-
+//	<itemizedlist>
+//      <listitem><para>0   -> for Phase correct PWM Mode</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>1   -> for Fast PWM Mode</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>2   -> for CTC Mode</para></listitem>
+//      </itemizedlist>
+//
+//	output_mode can take values-
+//      <itemizedlist>
+//      For Phase correct PWM Mode:
+//	<listitem><para>0 for Clear OC2 on compare match when up-counting. Set OC2 on compare match when down-counting.</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>1 for Set OC2 on compare match when up-counting. Clear OC2 on compare match when down-counting.</para></listitem>
 //      For Fast PWM Mode:
-//                   0 for non-inverted output i.e Clear OC2 on compare match, set OC2 at BOTTOM.
-//                   1 for inverted output i.e Set OC2 on compare match, clear OC2 at BOTTOM.
-//        
+//	<listitem><para>0 for non-inverted output i.e Clear OC2 on compare match, set OC2 at BOTTOM.</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>1 for inverted output i.e Set OC2 on compare match, clear OC2 at BOTTOM.</para></listitem>
 //      For CTC Mode:
-//                   0 to Clear OC2 on compare match
-//                   1 to Set OC2 on compare match
-//                   2 to toggle OC2 on compare match
-//    
+//	<listitem><para>0 to Clear OC2 on compare match</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>1 to Set OC2 on compare match</para></listitem>
+//	<listitem><para>2 to toggle OC2 on compare match</para></listitem>
+//      </itemizedlist>
+//
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
 //Example
 //    AVRPWM2Setup(2,0);     //This function will select CTC waveform mode and will clear OC2 on    
 //                           compare match 
@@ -45,8 +53,6 @@ function AVRPWM2Setup(waveform_mode,output_mode)
 //Authors
 //     Ashish Kamble
 //
-//This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-//for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if(waveform_mode>=3) then 
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''waveform_mode'' in AVRPWM2Setup function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRReadADC.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRReadADC.sci
index 7fd3e67e..71cafa7e 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRReadADC.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRReadADC.sci
@@ -15,11 +15,7 @@ function adc_result = AVRReadADC(channel)
 //     u8AVRReadADCs(channel)
 //
 // Parameters
-//     channel 	: Select which channel is to be read. Values from 0-7 select one 
-//	             of the pins ADC0-ADC7. For other possible channel values refer
-//               datasheet
-//   Returns->  
-//     result 	: Digital value for the voltage present on channel selected
+//     channel 	: Select which channel is to be read. Values from 0-7 select one of the pins ADC0-ADC7. For other possible channel values refer datasheet
 //
 // Description
 //     This function returns digital value for present on adc pins. 'channel' 
@@ -28,14 +24,15 @@ function adc_result = AVRReadADC(channel)
 //     voltages between some pins. For channel values for those options, please 
 //     refer datasheet.      
 //
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
 // Examples
 //     adc_result = u8AVRReadADC(0)   //Read ADC0
-//
 // Authors
-//     Siddhesh Wani Ashish Kamble
+//     Siddhesh Wani
+//     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if(channel>=8) then 
 disp("Error : Inavlid input argument ''channel'' in AVRReadADC function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRSleep.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRSleep.sci
index a1b6add2..eec6e5a2 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRSleep.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRSleep.sci
@@ -1,4 +1,21 @@
 function AVRSleep(delay)
-
+// Function to pause the execution for the given time.
+//       
+// Parameter
+//        delay : The time, in milliseconds, for which the execution is to be paused
+//
+// Description
+//        This function causes the execution to stop for the given amount of time.
+//
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.    
+//
+//Examples
+//    AVRSleep(5000);
+//See also
+//
+// Authors
+//     Jorawar Singh
+//
 
 endfunction
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRTimerSetup.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRTimerSetup.sci
index 7c5dd1da..55fd55fa 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRTimerSetup.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRTimerSetup.sci
@@ -10,37 +10,44 @@
 
 function AVRTimerSetup(timer,prescaler,clock_source)
 //Function to setup Timers in ATmega16
+//
+//Parameters:
+//     timer : integer, from 0 to 2
+//     prescaler : integer.
+//     clock_source : integer, 0 (for internal) or 1 (for external)
+//
 //Descrpition:
 //      This function tells the micro controller which clock source you will be using.
 //      The timer value and prescaler value passed in this function setup the timer as per
 //      your requirement.
 //
-//Parameters:
-//     timer : It is an integer value. 
-//             0 to setup timer0
-//             1 to setup timer1
-//             2 to setup timer2   
-//     prescaler : It is an integer value.
-//                 1 for no prescaling i.e clock will run at max 16Hz frequency
-//                 8 for prescaling clock by 8 i.e new clock frequency will be (clk/8)
-//                 64 for prescaling clock by 64 i.e new clock frequency will be (clk/64)
-//                 256 for prescaling clock by 256 i.e new clock frequency will be (clk/256)
-//                 1024 for prescaling clock by 1024 i.e new clock frequency will be (clk/1024)
-//     clock_source : It is an integer value.
-//                    0 if you are using internal clock source       
-//                    1 if you are using external clock source
+//	timer can take values-
+//	<itemizedlist>
+//      <listitem><para>0   -> for timer0</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>1   -> for timer1</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>2   -> for timer2</para></listitem>
+//      </itemizedlist>
+//
+//	prescaler can take values-
+//	<itemizedlist>
+//	<listitem><para>1 for no prescaling i.e clock will run at max 16Hz frequency</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>8 for prescaling clock by 8 i.e new clock frequency will be (clk/8)</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>64 for prescaling clock by 64 i.e new clock frequency will be (clk/64)</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>256 for prescaling clock by 256 i.e new clock frequency will be (clk/256)</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>1024 for prescaling clock by 1024 i.e new clock frequency will be (clk/1024)</para></listitem>
+//      </itemizedlist>
+//
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
 //Example
-//    AVRTimerSetup(0,64,0);  //This function will select timer0 with timer running as per
-//                            internal clock source and prescaled by 64.     
-//                           
+//    AVRTimerSetup(0,64,0);  //This function will select timer0 with timer running as per internal clock source and prescaled by 64.
 //See also
 //     AVRGetTimerValues
 //
 //Authors
 //     Ashish Kamble
 //
-//This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-//for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 
 if(timer>=3) then
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''timer'' in AVRTimerSetup function.");
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTReceive.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTReceive.sci
index 790894fb..7fdf6f05 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTReceive.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTReceive.sci
@@ -10,13 +10,16 @@
 
 function received = AVRUARTReceive()
 // Function to Receive Char value send to ATmega16 using UART or USART.
+//
 // Description
 //        This function Receives Char as 8 bit value.This value is stored in UDR at receiving       
 //        end.
 //
+//  This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+//  for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+//
 //Examples
-//    state = AVRUARTReceive(); //This function will Receive char and return the entire value
-//                               
+//    state = AVRUARTReceive(); //This function will Receive char and return the entire value            
 //See also
 //     AVRUARTSetup
 //     AVRUARTTransmit
@@ -24,7 +27,5 @@ function received = AVRUARTReceive()
 // Authors
 //     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 received = 0; // received has been initialised to avoid runtime error.
 endfunction
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTSetup.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTSetup.sci
index 32e5db86..6ecf2a07 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTSetup.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTSetup.sci
@@ -10,29 +10,34 @@
 
 function AVRUARTSetup(mode, baudrate, stopbits, parity)
 // Function to Setup Serial Communication i.e UART or USART in ATmega16.
+// 
+// Parameters
+//     mode : integer, from 0 to 2
+//     baudrate : Enter one of the following available baudrates (2400 , 4800 , 9600 , 14400 , 19200 , 28800 , 38400 , 57600 , 768000 , 115200 , 230400 , 250000 , 1000000)
+//     stopbits : integer, (0 for one stopbit) or (1 for two stopbits)
+//     parity : integer, from 0 to 2
+// 
 // Description
 //        This function Setup the UART or USART for Serial Communicaion between ATmega16 
 //        and different micro controllers or between ATmega16 and Computer.   
-// 
-// Parameters
-//     mode : 
-//           0 for Asynchronous Normal mode
-//           1 for Asynchronous Double Speed mode
-//           2 for Synchronous mode
-//    
-//     baudrate : Enter one of the following available baudrates
-//                2400 , 4800 , 9600 , 14400 , 19200 , 28800 , 38400 , 57600 ,
-//                768000 , 115200 , 230400 , 250000 , 1000000 .
 //
-//     stopbits : 
-//               0 for one stopbit
-//               1 for two stopbits
+//	mode can take values:
+//	<itemizedlist>
+//      <listitem><para>0 for Asynchronous Normal mode</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>1 for Asynchronous Double Speed mode</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>2 for Synchronous mode</para></listitem>
+//      </itemizedlist>
+//
+//	parity can take values:
+//	<itemizedlist>
+//      <listitem><para>0 for parity disabled</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>1 for even parity</para></listitem>
+//      <listitem><para>2 for odd parity</para></listitem>
+//      </itemizedlist>
+//
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
 //
-//     parity : 
-//             0 for parity disabled
-//             1 for even parity    
-//             2 for odd parity
-// 
 //Examples
 //     AVRUARTSetup(0,9600,0,0); //This function will enable UART Communication for ATmega16
 //                                 with 9600 as baudrate,one stop bit and parity disabled
@@ -43,8 +48,7 @@ function AVRUARTSetup(mode, baudrate, stopbits, parity)
 // Authors
 //     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.
+
 if(mode>=3) then
 disp("Error : Invalid input argument ''mode'' in AVRUARTSetup function.");
 end
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTTransmit.sci b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTTransmit.sci
index eb358499..695c708d 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTTransmit.sci
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/AVRUARTTransmit.sci
@@ -10,17 +10,19 @@
 
 function AVRUARTTransmit(data)
 // Function to Transmit data using UART or USART.
+//       
+// Parameter
+//        data : The data to be transmitted can be a Char,String,Unsigned Int,Signed Int.        
+//
 // Description
 //        This function Tranmits data over UART or USART.The data to be transmitted can 
 //        be a Char , String , Unsigned Int, Signed Int. 
-//       
-// Parameter
-//        data : 
-//             The data to be transmitted can be a Char,String,Unsigned Int,Signed Int.        
+//
+// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
+// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.    
 //
 //Examples
-//    AVRUARTTransmit("This is example");  //This function will transmit the entered string.
-//                               
+//    AVRUARTTransmit("This is example");  //This function will transmit the entered string.                 
 //See also
 //     AVRUARTSetup
 //     AVRUARTReceive
@@ -28,6 +30,4 @@ function AVRUARTTransmit(data)
 // Authors
 //     Ashish Kamble
 //
-// This is curretly dummy function. It provides no functionality but is required 
-// for providing support for generating C code for AVR.    
 endfunction
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/lib b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/lib
index 5c8f0da2..7ca99340 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/lib
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/AVR/lib
diff --git a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/RasberryPi/lib b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/RasberryPi/lib
index 9afd77da..ef9e942d 100644
--- a/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/RasberryPi/lib
+++ b/2.3-1/macros/Hardware/RasberryPi/lib