Closed xuniuer closed 8 months ago
Hi The term PIO as applied to the rp2040 has a completely different meaning - this is the name given to the assembler machines in the processor core. My code uses these machines, in this sense the library is compatible with PIO :) If you mean the PlatformIO programming environment, then I don't use it and therefore I have no experience embedding my code into it. I think that it should not be more complicated than any other Arduino library, but I haven’t tried it myself.
I mean the later~PlatformIO.
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Hi The term PIO as applied to the rp2040 has a completely different meaning - this is the name given to the assembler machines in the processor core. My code uses these machines, in this sense the library is compatible with PIO :) If you mean the PlatformIO programming environment, then I don't use it and therefore I have no experience embedding my code into it. I think that it should not be more complicated than any other Arduino library, but I haven’t tried it myself.
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As far I know Platformio can use Arduino libraries, which means this library can be added to the Platformio project too.
I will have a try.
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As far I know Platformio can use Arduino libraries, which means this library can be added to the Platformio project too.
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Hi, I used the library whitin PlatformIO - not the latest version, but I think It should work also.
Hi there,
Could I use RP2004 framework based on PlatformIO?