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support for Visual-studio-code

Open gereic opened this issue 4 years ago • 9 comments

Is it possible to use the stm32l0 (Murata-module) with sx1262 also in Visual-studio-code ? If yess, is there a how-to ?

gereic avatar Apr 28 '21 08:04 gereic

Hello @gereic ! I am currently using VS Code to write stuff for the murata module with Platform.io You can get it in the extensions area. Once you have done that, click new project, and type "grass" and the select box will auto reduce to the Grasshopper-L082CZ. Check this page out: https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/boards/ststm32/grasshopper_l082cz.html It shows the supported board. It is basically the same as the arduino IDE in terms of flashing, but you can create folders and have the type ahead of VS Code :)

kevin192291 avatar Apr 28 '21 09:04 kevin192291

Very cool. I will check this out. Do you know also this board ? https://wireless.murata.com/type-1sj.html Can this board also programmed with VS-Code ?

gereic avatar Apr 28 '21 09:04 gereic

I do not know, though it seems to have the same processor so possibly? I think both chips however are equally as difficult to get your hands on right now :( Also I do not believe that the type1-sj is telec certified incase you were looking for that :/

kevin192291 avatar Apr 28 '21 09:04 kevin192291

Hello @gereic ! I am currently using VS Code to write stuff for the murata module with Platform.io You can get it in the extensions area. Once you have done that, click new project, and type "grass" and the select box will auto reduce to the Grasshopper-L082CZ. Check this page out: https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/boards/ststm32/grasshopper_l082cz.html It shows the supported board. It is basically the same as the arduino IDE in terms of flashing, but you can create folders and have the type ahead of VS Code :)

That platform-io configuration does not use this ArduinoCore. Not sure that is what you are after.

Have you tried the Arduino IDE 2.0 beta ? That is I think VS Code based as well.

GrumpyOldPizza avatar Apr 28 '21 11:04 GrumpyOldPizza

Very cool. I will check this out. Do you know also this board ? https://wireless.murata.com/type-1sj.html Can this board also programmed with VS-Code ?

Like that one here ?

PXL_20210428_110553137

GrumpyOldPizza avatar Apr 28 '21 11:04 GrumpyOldPizza

That is what I'm searching for, where can I buy this module ?

gereic avatar Apr 28 '21 11:04 gereic

That is what I'm searching for, where can I buy this module ?

You cannot buy this, yet. It's a prototype. Will take a few weeks/months.

GrumpyOldPizza avatar Apr 28 '21 11:04 GrumpyOldPizza

@GrumpyOldPizza

That platform-io configuration does not use this ArduinoCore. Not sure that is what you are after.

Ohhh Sorry for the incorrect info!!! I had thought I was using arduinocore (oops!), what is this using???

kevin192291 avatar Apr 28 '21 13:04 kevin192291

Is the Murata 1SJ-Module already supported on Arduino ? So If I buy a module and build a pcb-board myself, can I already program and test it with arduino ?

gereic avatar May 09 '21 12:05 gereic