Re: Is the Arduino "M0" board supported?

2016-08-26 Thread Sterling Hughes 

Hi Glen,

Awesome!

The M0 does not have a debug chip on it, so if you have an external JTAG 
debugger, I believe it will work (or it will be fairly easy for us to 
support it, if you are determined.)


M0 Pro, Zero and Zero Pro all work well, if you want to get going with 
those.


Sterling

On 26 Aug 2016, at 13:06, Glen Darling wrote:

I am eager to start using mynewt, so I am shopping for hardware and I 
have

a question...

The Arduino "Zero" and "Zero Pro" boards seem to have been replaced 
with

"M0" and "M0 Pro" boards, from reading:
http://www.arduino.org/blog/m0-pro-vs-zero
and also seeing the Zero Pro listed as a "previous" board, here:
http://www.arduino.org/products/boards

I see you have added the "Arduino M0 Pro" board as a supported board 
on

this page:
http://mynewt.incubator.apache.org/
however, the "Arduino M0" board is not listed there. May I assume that
mynewt will also support the M0?

Thanks,

Is the Arduino "M0" board supported?

2016-08-26 Thread Glen Darling 

I am eager to start using mynewt, so I am shopping for hardware and I have
a question...

The Arduino "Zero" and "Zero Pro" boards seem to have been replaced with
"M0" and "M0 Pro" boards, from reading:
http://www.arduino.org/blog/m0-pro-vs-zero
and also seeing the Zero Pro listed as a "previous" board, here:
http://www.arduino.org/products/boards

I see you have added the "Arduino M0 Pro" board as a supported board on
this page:
http://mynewt.incubator.apache.org/
however, the "Arduino M0" board is not listed there. May I assume that
mynewt will also support the M0?

Thanks,