tfry-git
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6 months ago I had never heard of this MCU so far. Taking a quick glance, it looks pretty interesting, but it does not really seem to have made its way to Europe, so far, much less in the form of a tinker friend board (with USB). Also, the documentation I could find seems to be mostly in Chinese.
I would guess it should be possible to port, but that makes it kind of hard to start. Anyway, if you want to take a look, the main requisites will be:
- An arduino core must exist (seems to be the case)
- Some way to run a timer at or above audio rate (should certainly be possible, but figuring out how exactly this is done is often one of the hardest steps in porting)
- Some PWM capable pins, or alternatively some buffered hardware device (and I2S or Serial port) to write PDM coded data to.
By now there are quite a few examples to look at for porting to a new platform. If you want to take a look, I strongly suggest to use the devel/Mozzi2 branch. The first file to look at will be internal/MozziGuts_impl_template.hpp, which documents the basic steps involved. We'll be happy to give you a hand if/when questions arise.
NoNamedCat
Dear MOZZI Team,
I hope this message finds all of you well. Firstly, I want to extend my appreciation for the fantastic work you've done with MOZZI – it's truly a remarkable library that has greatly enriched the world of microcontroller-based audio synthesis.
I'm reaching out to inquire about the possibility of porting MOZZI to a specific microcontroller, the pi32f003. As we aim to leverage MOZZI's capabilities for our project on this platform, having compatibility with the PY32f002 - PY32F003 -PY32F030 ($0.1 M0+ microcontroller) would be immensely beneficial.
Understanding the complexities involved in such endeavors, I want to express my willingness to contribute in any capacity possible – whether it be through testing, documentation, or even code contributions.