PokittoLib

Library for making programs on Pokitto hardware

Can be used with:

• FemtoIDE complete development suite (Win/Linux/Mac) for Pokitto hardware by Felipe Manga https://github.com/felipemanga/FemtoIDE
• Code::Blocks to create a Windows target (and Linux pending)
• EmBitz to create a Pokitto hardware binary https://www.embitz.org/

Building for Pokitto hardware with Femto

• get FemtoIDE release from https://github.com/felipemanga/FemtoIDE/releases , it includes PokittoLib
• FemtoIDE also has a Pokitto emulator - you can see your code running directly on your computer, no Pokitto device needed

Building with Code::Blocks (for Windows target 64-bit)

• get latest pokittolib from https://github.com/pokitto/PokittoLib
• get Examples from https://github.com/pokitto/Examples
• add /Examples directory NEXT to /Pokitto folder
• get codeblocks-20.03mingw-setup.exe from http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/26
• install CodeBlocks, run it
• open Pokitto_sim.cbp from \PokittoLib\Pokitto\POKITTO_SIM

Building for Pokitto hardware with EmBitz

• get EmBitz from https://www.embitz.org/
• update the GCC included with EmBitz by copying a newer, C++17 compatible version of GCC on top
  • you can copy the gcc folders from FemtoIDE, which is in the folder \femto\IDE-windows-v0.2.0\windows\arm
  • first make a BACKUP copy of the old \EmBitz\1.11\share\em_armgcc folder
  • replace folders in \EmBitz\1.11\share\em_armgcc folder with the folders in \femto\IDE-windows-v0.2.0\windows\arm
  • now replace arm-none-eabi-objcopy.exe in em_armgcc/bin with the older one from the BACKUP/bin folder ... this is because there is an unfixed issue with arm-none-eabi-objcopy.exe in new GCC releases
• open EmBitz and open PokittoEmBitz.ebp under the PokittoLib directory