ArduinoCore-mbed Alternatives

ArduinoCore-mbed reviews and mentions

• FastLED support for Adafruit PR2040 Scorpio
  1 project | /r/FastLED | 7 Dec 2023

  UPDATE: I have been able to correct this problem by using a different boards core: the Arduino MBED RP2040 and now I can run multiple strips using FastLED and the Adafruit RP2040 Scorpio.

• Dependency madness: when adding sqlite brings Doom to your project (the game)
  1 project | /r/programming | 3 Oct 2022

  It is 100% real. He linked to the library on GitHub. https://github.com/arduino/ArduinoCore-mbed/tree/29d629061f840133e7a19e723fd0747dfce6fea4/libraries/doom

• Question about Portenta X8
  1 project | /r/arduino | 20 Jun 2022

  The Max Carrier "Getting Started" page says it allows interfacing with the M4 core. On the AruinoCore-mbed GitHub, it says that the code is ran by the M4 core on the STM chip. So not the M7 core on the same chip?

• Using MBed Bluetooth API on Nano RP2040?
  3 projects | /r/arduino | 30 Mar 2022

  Yes, I was able to compile the blink example. I checked on the GitHub and it seems that the core does have Ble.h here but I don't know whether it exists in my local system.

• Portenta SPI interfacing
  1 project | /r/arduino | 22 Nov 2021

  Does anyone know how to get this to work? The only resource I have found is this thread on github, but the information there doesnt really help me at all... Minimal example of SPI for Portenta H7 · Issue #131 · arduino/ArduinoCore-mbed · GitHub

• Arduino Pro hardware is not open-source hardware
  2 projects | news.ycombinator.com | 7 Jul 2021

  I stand corrected on the USB bit, actually -- it looks like you're using an alternate USB library which might avoid the licensing issue -- but some components of OpenAMP are provided under this license. Search for "SLA0044" to find the rest.

  https://github.com/arduino/ArduinoCore-mbed/blob/e50ec8aa1b1...

• Difference between using stm32arduino vs just an arduino?
  1 project | /r/embedded | 16 Mar 2021

  Arduino has official boards running on STM32. Unfortunately for a lot of people "Arduino" means "Arduino UNO" which is an 8bit product while most of the products are now based on ARM Cortex M processors. Having said that, using the Arduino framework has a lot of benefits in terms of simplicity,code re-use and availability of libraries. There is a not so well know trick which allows you to run an official port of Arduino on any stm32 board which supports mbedOS : in this repo https://github.com/arduino/ArduinoCore-mbed you'll find a script called mbed-os-to-arduino that creates the Arduino port for the processor you're using. enjoy :)

• Question: What should I use to create a USB device that receives Bluetooth?
  1 project | /r/arduino | 25 Feb 2021
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