Wrap UG_FONT struct byte array access with macro in case an accessor function is needed #11
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function is needed, as is the case on AVR if you use the PROGMEM attribute in the __UG_FONT_DATA declaration
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Just a simple macro to allow for an alternative font data storage location that doesn't kill SRAM/RAM space. In AVR if you don't use the PROGMEM attribute in __UG_FONT_DATA, the font data takes up more than the available SRAM on the chip, but using the PROGMEM attribute requires accessing the font bytes with
pgm_read_byte(&(font->p[index++])). The macro allows configuring this accessor from ugui_config.h