Add "CAN" modal.
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# Terminology
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# Terminology
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* Port - when used in this document, refers to some kind of hardware port.
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* Port - when used in this document, refers to some kind of hardware port.
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* Software - MicroPython ported to a particular CPU/MCU/SoC. A separate word used to disambiguate word "port" (which otherwise may refer to a hardware or software port)
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* Software - MicroPython as a project, and particular implementation ported to a particular CPU/MCU/SoC. A separate word used to disambiguate word "port" (which otherwise may refer to a hardware or software port)
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* MUST, SHOULD, MAY - Have meanings based on https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2119.txt
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* MUST, SHOULD, MAY - Have meanings based on https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2119.txt
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* CAN - Gives an example how feature with undefined behavior may act on a particular software implementation. Essentially, it's a note for implementers, from API side, the behavior stays undefined.
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# Use cases
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# Use cases
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