The Northwestern micro:bit v2 base repository contains a software environment for programming version 2.00 and 2.21 micro:bit boards in bare metal C. It utilizes the Nordic SDK (version 16) and has a Makefile system for building and loading applications.
The repository is used for teaching students embedded systems at Northwestern University. Several application examples are available, although some are incomplete and have "TODO" items for educational purposes. Although the repository is specifically for my course, others could use it as a base for their own projects without any issue.
I wasn't sure which C/C++ category this best fit under, so I've placed it under "C/C++ Examples". It could also fit under the main "C/C++" headline, but it is clearly far less complete or popular than those projects.
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The Northwestern micro:bit v2 base repository contains a software environment for programming version 2.00 and 2.21 micro:bit boards in bare metal C. It utilizes the Nordic SDK (version 16) and has a Makefile system for building and loading applications.
The repository is used for teaching students embedded systems at Northwestern University. Several application examples are available, although some are incomplete and have "TODO" items for educational purposes. Although the repository is specifically for my course, others could use it as a base for their own projects without any issue.
I wasn't sure which C/C++ category this best fit under, so I've placed it under "C/C++ Examples". It could also fit under the main "C/C++" headline, but it is clearly far less complete or popular than those projects.
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BBC micro:bit,micro:bit, andMicro:bit Educational Foundation(resource title could be excluded if there is a good reason)