Use itoa from samd core to replace use of deprecated sprintf call #211
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Tests failed on the first run due to an issue trying to upload coverage results. I couldn't figure out how to redrive the action so opted to push another commit containing the Clang-tidy cleanup. |
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Rather than rely on sprintf or something like it, use a known implemenation of itoa.
This replaces the file with the implementation from ArduinoCore-samd which I hope avoids any licensing concerns.
There's a couple of warnings from CLang-tidy because it's now C++ rather than C but I wanted to add a straight copy to make review easier. I will submit a different PR to fix those.