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Example for Pico PIO #184
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Hi @joachimhs , |
@facchinm Thank you for your reply! I did find this clone of the Adafruit NeoPixel library that uses the PIO to interface with the LEDs. I will look into compiling with pioasm as an option. (https://github.com/Bodmer/Adafruit_NeoPixel) |
Thanks for the hard work on this guys. I much prefer the Arduino core to the official SDK (I work on windows). To make working with the PIO easier could a compiled pioasm be distributed (or built at installation)? Otherwise, the end-user has to install CMake, MinGW, and the official SDK (or is there an easier way?). Then they need to compile the pioasm.exe. This seems excessive considering the PIO is such a strong selling point of this microcontroller. |
I agree. Personally, if it wasn't for PIO I'd just use an STM32F4. |
There is a nice online pioasm here: |
@joachimhs @GregWoods @tierneytim can you give a spin to https://github.com/arduino/rp2040tools/releases/tag/1.0.5-rc1 and report if the tools work fine in your environment? So we can make a new release of the core that also includes precompiled |
Hello,
It is great that support for the Pi Pico has landed in the latest version! I am wondering though. Are there any examples that show how to program the PIO through either Arduino IDE or through arduino-cli?
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