If you have bought a board from us and wants to download the IDE, please send us a note and we’ll get back to you asap.

XDUINO package with library files has been renamed XDUINO-lib.

There is also a minor upgrade for XDUINO-lib in the just released version 0.33

Happy XDUINOing

ARM STAMP Cortex-M3 STM32F10ret6 board

Yes, this is an official : -) announcement that XDUINO-IDE will be coming out within the next few days (not more than 1-2 days)….

Minor change has been done for serial port buffering to make sure that buffering is done seperately for each serial port.

On top of the the above, Xduino have taken a step further by extending the functionalities above and beyond current scope. For more information please check the Documentation section.

This version also includes Keil RV-MDK project file example.

Supported Arduino syntax will be:

pinMode digitalWrite digitalRead

analogRead (12-bits 0-4095 range)

analogWrite (12-bits 0-4095 range true Analog output not PWM)

attachInterrupt (upto 16 interrupts)
detachInterrupt interrupts noInterrupts

delay delayMicroseconds millis micros

Serial – print println read available flush

on top of this more advanced functionality will include:

Setting Serial port Rx and Tx buffer size
Serial.printf – optional C style printf function for Serial port eg.
printf(“hello %d”,123);

digitalToggle – toggle state of digital output

analogLastwrite – get the latest value set by analogwrite

(General purpose Round-Robin library will be included.)

along with endless possibilities offered by C++ libraries

More to follow… Suggestions are always welcome!

Before starting, you have to compile this code along with Xduino platform libraries and load it to the board you are using. Once loaded then you can disconnect the board from the computer then connect one wire of an LED to PB7 (you can change this to other Pin on your board, make sure to also change the code) and the other to ground appropriately. Hit reset on your board and the LED should blink.

/* Xduino library initialization */
#include “main.h”

int LedPin = PB7; // as labelled on your ARM Cortex-M3 board

int main(void)
{

doInit(); //Initialize
while(1) //loop this block
{
        digitalWrite(LedPin,HIGH);
        delay(200);
        digitalWrite(LedPin,LOW);
        delay(200);
}

}

You can see a simple example and download the latest Xduino release on the ARM Cortex M-3 page.

The following functions are available for compatibility with Arduino platform:

Digital I/O:
pinMode()
digitalRead()
digitalWrite()

Misc functions:
delay()
delayMicroseconds()

Serial functions – (identical for Serial1 – Serial5):
Serial1.begin()
Serial1.read()
Serial1.print()
Serial1.println()
Serial1.available()

Comments/suggestions/requests are more than welcome : -)

Yes, the Xduino for ARM Cortex-M3 STM32F10x is ready for you to download. It’s just the first step. You can download it here:

Xduino-ARM-Cortex-M3-STM32f10x-v0.1.zip download

You can check out the ARM Cortex-M3 section for help and example!.

Let us know what you think……