How to write a byte to digital pins in Arduino?

[jocatch]

Coming from an 8052 background I know how to send a byte to an I/O port. But using C and the Arduino Mega, I am not sure how.

I want to control 2 motors using a motor driver which of course has 2 inputs for each motor and PWM. I know I can used DIGITALWRITE to set a pin but that needs to be done 4 times (or at least 2 times). If I could write one byte (actually a nimble) to some port, I can do it in one statement. Inputs?

Thanks.

JC

[jocatch]

Disregard the above request.

Upon digging alot deeper into the Arduino reference docs, I finally came across the PORTx statement so I am all set. As Gilda Radner would say "Never mind!"

Joe

P.S. Why isn't there a way to delete a post??

[amando96]

Why isn't there a way to delete a post??

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