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Support for others cores.

Open joaoantoniocardoso opened this issue 8 years ago • 10 comments

I state (sadly) that the currently version of Arduide do not support others core like ARM/SAM... When it will be implemented?

joaoantoniocardoso avatar Mar 22 '16 12:03 joaoantoniocardoso

I do not have access to any of these boards, but I guess someone could implement support for it...

mupuf avatar Mar 22 '16 12:03 mupuf

Ok, I think I'll try to do that with Due starting tomorrow, but I can't guarantee because I'm kinda noob.

joaoantoniocardoso avatar Mar 22 '16 12:03 joaoantoniocardoso

Sounds great!

mupuf avatar Mar 22 '16 12:03 mupuf

@joaoantoniocardoso working with cpp is like linus using QT. :smiley:

patrickelectric avatar Mar 22 '16 22:03 patrickelectric

I'am finishing the compile process of the ARM architecture boards from Arduino. The main documentation that i'm looking can be found here @stfwi have the upload description too.

patrickelectric avatar Mar 30 '16 12:03 patrickelectric

I have a version that the compiling and linking process are working. @1db9bec92e3c7dcabfdcc36da704362b7e027606 @joaoantoniocardoso , I'll create an upload script to you realize compiling result.

patrickelectric avatar Mar 31 '16 11:03 patrickelectric

Just got my first Arduino board(Due), been trying a few IDE out and noticed this one didn't have support to add Due like the previous one I tried had. Would be great to see the support added :)

polarathene avatar May 18 '16 22:05 polarathene

Hello @polarathene , until now only the compile process was tested and I don't have a Arduino due to check if the upload is working. Its possible for you to use the @1db9bec and perform the upload ?

patrickelectric avatar May 19 '16 01:05 patrickelectric

@patrickelectric I'm a bit confused where that commit exists? There doesn't seem to be any other branches(at least viewing from github), yet the commit you linked is 3 commits ahead and not a fork(merged somewhere?).

That aside, if I cloned it down, I presume the following steps here are enough to build? I can give it a go if I find the time and manage to build the project properly :)

I ended up coming across PlatformIO's Atom editor package which provides Arduino IDE with my editor of choice.

polarathene avatar May 19 '16 02:05 polarathene

@polarathene The commit come from: arm_core.

You can build with the same steps without problems. If you need help, just go to: IRC #arduide

patrickelectric avatar May 19 '16 02:05 patrickelectric