Xduino for ARM Cortex-M3 STM32f10x initial release « Xduino – ARM Compiler and IDE with Arduino-like support

Xduino for ARM Cortex-M3 STM32f10x initial release

Wanting to run Arduino-like program on ARM boards? Finally something is here : -).

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……

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Xduino project

Now if you can program an Arduino then you can easily program on Xduino on 32-bit platform of ARM Cortex-M3.

Want to use low-cost microcontroller with simple programming language and high performance? You can use Xduino + Arm Cortex-M3 STM board.

Xduino project has been started in order to bring Arduino-like environment to different hardware platforms.

(Note: Xduino supports all Arduino functions except analogReference()).

XDUINO IDE is available, so users will have to download the XDUINO-IDE and start enjoying the world of XDUINO on ARM Cortex-M3)

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