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How to transfer this RP2040/RTOS program from Arduino IDE to Platformio?
I have in the Arduino IDE a RPI Pico RP2040 sketch that imports FreeRTOS. How do I do the same with platformio? Currently the build in platformio fails on an unknown inclusion of FreeRTOS. My...
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You are using the https://github.com/earlephilhower/arduino-pico core in the Arduino IDE, but by default, platform = raspberrypi will use https://github.com/arduino/ArduinoCore-mbed. That core doesn’t...
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Thanks @maxgerhardt, I was able to build. Next will try to SWD debug using a picoprobe. How do I configure the freertos features? For example, enabling statically allocated of RTOS objects? Read full...
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FreeRTOS config file is in the library itself and I didn’t quickly see a way to redirect it. However, the config already has pretty much everything turned on already. github.com...
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Thanks @maxgerhardt. This core looks very good. In the past I used wizio’s pico SDK but this Arduino core looks well maintained, rich, and flexible enough. Read full topic
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Hi @maxgerhardt, I played with the earlephilhower core and it’s very promising, with FreeRTOS and such, but it seems that the deployment for plamtree was optimized for the core library developers...
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We can save some space by creating an extra package for it that doesn’t include some of the deeper submodules (e.g. lots of TinyUSB in the pico-sdk), but a lot of it will be autoresolved by the next...
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