Xduino – ARM Compiler and IDE with Arduino-like support
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Xduino for ARM Cortex-M3 STM32f10x initial release
Posted by Ram in ARM, Cortex-M3, Xduino release on July 13, 2009
Wanting to run Arduino-like program on ARM boards? Finally something is here : -).
Yes, discount the Xduino for ARM Cortex-M3 STM32F10x is ready for you to download. It’s just the first step. You can download it here:
Xduino-ARM-Cortex-M3-STM32f10x-v0.1.zip download
You can check out the ARM Cortex-M3 section for help and example!.
Let us know what you think……
Arduino, ARM, ARM programming, C++, Cortex-m3, embedded, simple programming
About XDuino
Posted by Ram in ARM, compiler, Cortex-M3, detail, development tools, embedded, programming, programming example on July 12, 2009
Arduino platform has definitely enabled a lot of people including those non-tech savvy ones to enter into the electronics worlds. From the beauty of Arduino, now comes the challenge in making Arduino-like environment accessible across as many hardware platforms as possible. This would enable the simplicity and yet powerful Arduino platform to harvest on more powerful resources provided by different hardware to overcome hardware limitations based on different needs.
This approach will never be fully realized without contributors. So all contributions are welcome. Also, comments/suggestions will be highly appreciated. : -)
Let’s see what wonders we can create together…
Now, a little about me. My name is Ram, I am an independent IT consultant based in Bangkok and really like the Arduino project but it did not fit my needs so I started playing with ARM and manage to understand a bit about it then started this project. Feel free to contact me via the Contact us page : -)
ADC, Arduino, ARM, ARM compiler, ARM development tools, ARM programming, C++, Compiler, Cortex-m3, DAC, embedded, IDE, Interrupt, PWM, Round-robin, simple programming
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XDUINO
A project from Thailand
Xduino project
Now if you can program an Arduino then you can easily program on Xduino on 32-bit platform of ARM Cortex-M3.
Want to use low-cost microcontroller with simple programming language and high performance? You can use Xduino + Arm Cortex-M3 STM board.
Xduino project has been started in order to bring Arduino-like environment to different hardware platforms.
(Note: Xduino supports all Arduino functions except analogReference()).
XDUINO IDE is available, so users will have to download the XDUINO-IDE and start enjoying the world of XDUINO on ARM Cortex-M3)
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