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Monthly Archives: June 2021
A fistful of code for the #RP2040
My Raspberry Pico Pico directory is now gathering pace with some useful device drivers. The most important ones are likely to be: flash example, SSD1306 OLED, and SD Card block reader (no file system support). Other devices that are likely … Continue reading
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“Barebones” (no SDK) blinky sketch for the #RP2040
This post is a follow-up to yesterday’s attempt to get a blinky sketch running for the Raspberry Pico, without using the SDK. If you haven’t read the previous post, then do so now. What has changed is the linker script, … Continue reading
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A working-esque non-SDK blinky sketch for the #raspberrypico
It’s always interesting to get as close to the metal as possible with mcus (microcontrollers), armed with little more than a makefile, compiler, and vim. Health warnings apply: it’s my best attempts to get a blinky sketch working, and only … Continue reading
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Kicking the tyres of RIOT OS
RIOT is an RTOS that bills itself as “the friendly Operating System for the Internet of Things.” There seems to be a fair amount of board support, including STM32 blue and black pills, ESP32, and even the Arduino Nano/Uno. Unsupported … Continue reading
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#rt-thread not ready for primetime
Hmm. There was some exciting news announced that RT-Thread now compiles for the Raspberry Pi Pico. I never uses RT-Thread before, but I was intrigued by the prospect of a real-time cross-platform interface for the Pico. So I downloaded rt-thread … Continue reading
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Ramblings on developing stm32 vs raspberry pi pico #rp2040
There has been lots of reviews on the capabilities of various uCs (microntrollers), comparing them with their price, and so on. Most people are further along in their journey in understanding, so this post is written from the perspective of … Continue reading
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Sleepico: a pleasant noise-generator for the #raspberrypi #rp2040
On this blog I’ve described a few “sleep” noise-generators in the past. White noise is too hash, and needs to be “softened” by attenuating the higher frequencies. I had described pseudo Brown noise generators in a previous post using an … Continue reading
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