Michael Marchetti

DirectIO doesn't have a straightforward way to put outputs back into high-impedance mode. This is something that should be addressed (and I think would be straightforward). You could leave the...

That can happen with rebasing... the file changes look good. Thanks for the PR!

Hi, Thanks for the question/interest! The main thing that is needed is a board definition file that maps Arduino pin numbers to ARM ports/pins. The way these were created for...

Correction, that would likely need to be in one of the ARM board subdirectories depending on which architecture flag is set during compilation. That is referenced here: https://github.com/mmarchetti/DirectIO/blob/master/include/ports.h#L25-L34

To find the installed packages, it has to be run against the path where the installed libraries live, which should be `\Users\\AppData\Local\Arduino18`.

OK, I tried this myself and haven't gotten `gen_pins.py` to work. Seems teensyduino doesn't install like the other board packages, and doesn't declare pins the same way in the header...

Hi @fixus971, thank you for opening this issue. Since that board type is not supported yet, you should be able to use DirectIO in fallback mode. That will give you...

#17 should help with this, but I don't have a board to test on. If you are able to give the `nonavr` branch a try, I would appreciate any feedback.

There is fallback (non-accelerated) support in #17.

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