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This is a good start. Unfortunately as of now they are only offering Arduino microcontrollers. I'd like to see them add MSP-430 and ARM in the future.
by anonymousiam 6y ago
This is a good start. Unfortunately as of now they are only offering Arduino microcontrollers. I'd like to see them add MSP-430 and ARM in the future.
- kam 6y agoThey list Artemis and SAMD51 as microcontroller options, which are both ARM Cortex-M4.
- anonymousiam 6y agoThat appears to be correct, but can you program those in native ARM code, or must you use the Arduino dev tools? E.g. Will it run Linux?
- meekrohprocess 6y agoNo cortex-M microcontroller will run Linux without several megabytes of external RAM, and their lack of an MMU makes it difficult even then. You can program them with normal C code or thumb-2 assembly, but the peripherals on SAMD chips aren't very intuitive if you want to program them bare-metal.