Arduino Software Internals by Norman Dunbar

Author:Norman Dunbar
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
ISBN: 9781484257906
Publisher: Apress

Edit the platform.ini file and make sure that the Arduino framework is listed.

Copy the existing Arduino project’s ino file into the src folder.

Edit the ino file and add the line #include "Arduino.h" at the top.

6.1.2.5 AVR-Style Projects

The preceding project used the standard Arduino Language and compiled down to a hex file the same size as you would have seen if the Arduino IDE had been used instead. You can, however, go commando and bypass the entire Arduino system, as shown in the following. Remember, however, that it is your responsibility to make all the decisions about ports, pins, and so on.

If you are still in the TestProject directory, change back up one level to the standard location for PlatformIO projects. Then create a new project similar to the previous one. I’m not using an additional uno variant this time, but there’s no reason that you cannot use “uno,” for example.

Remember this is no longer an Arduino board; it’s a plain vanilla Atmel AVR development board – it just happens to look like an Arduino!

You should find a suitable board as follows, specifying the “atmega328” device name:pio boards atmega328 | grep 16

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