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Is there a list of supported boards? #126

Closed agrimagsrl closed 3 years ago

agrimagsrl commented 3 years ago

I never used PIC32 and I'm looking for something compatible with Arduino language. I still don't have a board, I want to buy one that's well supported: is there a list of supported boards?

HavenTech commented 3 years ago

If you are just looking for something to learn with, then Pinguino would be fine. However, if you are planning something along professional lines, then you may want to consider the Digilent PIC32 range: https://store.digilentinc.com/embedded-processors/by-technology/

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MefhigosetH commented 3 years ago

Dear @agrimagsrl , thanks for your interest on Pinguino Project.

The list of PIC32 actually supported by the Pinguino Project, resides on the Pinguino IDE v13 sidebar (right hand), inside Board tab. You need to select Architecture: 32-bits on the first option:

pinguino-boards

I would add this info on the website docs soon.

Best regards.

agrimagsrl commented 3 years ago

Thanks for the response, I will take a look.