John Maloney

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I dug into this more deeply today and discovered that it is not specific to the n-able-Arduino framework; it also happens with...

They do use a support chip (see https://tech.microbit.org/hardware/schematic/). That chip provides a virtual USB disk drive as well as serial and it supports programming the chip by drag-and-dropping a hex...

Thanks! It's great that compilation works for you. There is probably something in my code that causing the problem. I pasted that exact entry into my .platformio.ini file and I...

Yep, that succeeded! The problem must be somewhere in my code; I'll try to find it by process of elimination. Where would be the best place to ask questions about...

> Best place to ask is here for sure as those questions are more related to system operations than BLE. Great! So, for the micro:bit v2 (nRF52833) here are my...

This is very helpful info. Thanks! Another question: How much RAM does NimBLE require while it is running? I realize that probably varies depending on the application but what is...

Thanks for answering the RAM question. I've managed to reproduce the linker error. Try compiling the following: ` #include void setup() { int pulseWidth = pulseIn(0, HIGH, 2000); } void...

I have another question. I now have MicroBlocks running under n-able-arduino with the NimBLE-Arduino library. However, it seems to restart every four seconds or so. Is that due to some...

I did not have a build_opt.h file so the watchdog timer setting defaulted to five seconds. Since I didn't even know about the watchdog timer (I obviously didn't read your...

I should add, I'm finding the n-able-Arudino framework and the NimBLE library a joy to work with. The documentation is clear, the API's are well designed, and I can dig...