GrumpyOldPizza
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6 years ago Dragonfly has it's own USB port. So why would you want to compile code for it for a shield ?
Dragonfly also is STM32L4, not STM32F4.
On Sun, Nov 19, 2017 at 4:47 AM, arpeggio1234 notifications@github.com wrote:
I am trying to compile an Arduino usb hostshield code and the compiler says ''please define board in avrpins.h''. How can i do this, i am on Linux, manjaro, and found the avrpins.h file and see there is no STM32F4 entry, can i put it in, and yes what? Or can i use the teensy pinout in the code(how does one do that) for the dragonfly since they are lookalikes. Is this the good place for this question or is there a better place to find answers for this kind of things. I am learning a lot of things especialy looking for answers and where to ask. Thanks in advance, Dian from the Netherlands
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I am trying to compile an Arduino usb hostshield code and the compiler says ''please define board in avrpins.h''. How can i do this, i am on Linux, manjaro, and found the avrpins.h file and see there is no STM32F4 entry, can i put it in, and yes what? Or can i use the teensy pinout in the code(how does one do that) for the dragonfly since they are lookalikes. Is this the good place for this question or is there a better place to find answers for this kind of things. I am learning a lot of things especialy looking for answers and where to ask. Thanks in advance, Dian from the Netherlands