Re: Programming & compiling from github source code
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Onno, Dave & David F.,
I was thinking of implementing the code for STM32 and Arduino. Especially?STM32 is close to my heart but Arduino would give a very easy development with no programmer needed. Arduino framework is also available for STM32 cpu's.
So would it be beneficial to try to port the code to plain C that would compile in many environments with some preprocessor magic?
Antti OH5KB
Onno, I'd be very glad to help.? I am a software developer and write in C and C++ all day long, for embedded processors.? I've just pulled down the source code for version 3.2.? ? My PICkit 3 should arrive today, and I downloaded the MPE X LAB IDE and the XC compilers.??
I agree with David F that we will have to replace the library functions.??
Question for David F:? Would you be interested if we did this in a way that allowed the sources to be built under EITHER tool chain?? And then we could avoid forking the source tree (based upon the tool chain)???
While I agree the MikroC version would work 'as-is', it costs $250 just for the assembler/compiler/linker.
Onno, I'm not a frequent user of github, so I'm not sure how easy it would be for us to co-develop this feature.? If you are already well into it, I could just let you go 'first'.??
Dave
WA1RCT
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