Posts Tagged ST Microelectronics
Xduino download update
Posted by Ram in Xduino release on April 16, 2013
I would like to inform you that XDUINO-IDE is ready, you can download it from
http://download.xduino.com/files/xduino-ide-v0.91.exe
Note that you are only authorized to download this version of
XDUINO-IDE only if you have the STM32 Uploader software in your
computer.
Username: temporary@xduino.com
Password: y8jgmdn0
Note that the username is all lower-case.
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Arduino – The embedded platform programming made simple for ATMEGA/AVR platform
ARM – the processor site ARM architecture – information on wikipedia
ST Microelectronics – A maker of ARM processor of the STM32 family including Cortex-M3
Forums:
STM 32 Cortex-M3 forum on ST site
Arduino forum – latest happenings with Arduino
Xduino team is currently out of station so we are positing temporary download instructions here : -)
Kindly signup here first:
MCU and boards testing
We are currently testing out some additional MCUs some comes with Ethernet so the inclusion of TCPIP stack could be included in the future scope. We also have received some request from Apple/Mac OSX users and as we currently don’t have access to any Apple/Mac OSX system and without any funding we cannot proceed on this. However, information pills if we can get some substantial sponsorship/donation we will proceed on this as well as intensively continue our development.
XDUINO
A project from Thailand
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