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http://www.nxlab.fer.hr/fpgarduino/ The FPGArduino project provides pre-built software tools and FPGA configuration bitstreams which transform popular FPGA development boards into microcontroller systems programmable using the intuitive Arduino development environment. https://github.com/f32c/arduino If you like it you can support it by adding support for your board...
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Version 2.3.0
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ZAP IDE has been replaced by the easier to use DesignLab IDE which integrates schematic based circuits with Arduino style code. Please download the latest DesignLab IDE files for the latest Papilio software. ZAP (ZPUino Arduino Papilio) IDE is specially designed to get you up and running quickly with Soft Processors on the Papilio FPGA boards. It has everything needed to start running sketches on the AVR8 and ZPUino Soft Processors in a single download. Based on the Arduino IDE (1.5.2) and specially modified for Soft Processor based System on Chip designs. Supports: ZPUino Soft ProcessorVersion 1.0 Version 2.0 (experimental) [*]AVR8 Soft Processor More Info: ZAP IDE QuickStart ZPUino User Guide Soft Processor Tutorials Soft Processor Reference Versions: Once you go to the download section you will see different files to download, the files marked with expert do not include a java jre and are a little smaller to download. If you already have a compatible jre you can try downloading the expert version, but for a hassle free experience we recommend downloading the larger version that has everything included. -
Version 1.5.2-1.0
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This is the first test release of the Arduino IDE with a plugin to work with the pcDuino. This includes both Arduino IDE 1.5.2 and pcDuino plugin 1.0. Usage: Unzip the archive to your pcDuino - recommend using a file system on a sd card. run arduino executable as the ubuntu user change the board type to pcDuino look for pcDuino examples select the "Upload" icon - program will compile and should start a new window running the program. Details: All generated executables are saved in your sketch directory (/home/ubuntu/sketchbook) as {sketchname}.cpp. Even though it has a cpp extension it is an executable that you can run. Pressing the "compile" icon will update the executable in the sketch directory without running it.