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Sneak peek at a Bittino setup complete with BittinoDEV, a Programmer and Protoboard.
What you guys thinks?
More info coming soon!
Arduino IDE integration working!
Now busy creating all the Arduino wiring abstraction layer code necessary (like AnalogRead, Serial.println, etc...)
Should be a fast task.
PS. Below there is the (primitive) github repo about the integration.
https://github.com/chmod775/Bittino_ArduinoIDE
Better instructions and read-me are short coming!
Here it is a sneak peek to the prototype / idea for the custom IDE of Bittino.
What do you think? Should I invest time into this or trash it?
The Bittino IDE will have the following features:
- Compiler based on the open source GCC toolchain (like the Arduino IDE)
- Integrated custom debugger (via UART?)
- WebBased interface made in HTML / Javascript (like VSCode) for universal cross compatibility
- COMPLETELY OPEN SOURCED
- Easy and visually configurable Bittino PINs functionalities
- [Craig’s feature] Directly control Bittino interfaces (like GPIO, UART, SPI, I2C, ADC, DAC)
"And it all began" with a simple BlinkLed Test.
A great success for just 1h from the PCB package arrival.
P.S: Better photos are on the way.
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Thanks you Craig!
That’s exactly what I had in mind for Bittino!
And thanks to the “User configurable PIN layout“ you can easily configure any available PIN to be a UART, SPI, I2C or GPIO.
(So no wasted resources as with multifunction pins like bare ATmegas)
Yeah that's an awesome feature too, really makes it a controller for all occasions :)
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This looks superb!
I'd love to have a few of these to have on some protoboard projects I am working on. The package of a bare ATmega 328, but with lout the need for accompanying crystals and whatnot!