Hi Shovon,
first of all: welcome to the RIOT community! The arduino-uno support in
RIOT is WIP [1] and currently not part of the RIOT master. Did you use
that pull request?
What do you mean by the "native program"? "native" in RIOT is a hardware
emulation running in a linux process on your PC and it has no real
GPIOs. Basically every program can be built for the native board but I'm
not aware of any "native program".
[2] demonstrates how to use GPIOs. It comes with a small shell and
allows to initialize, set and read pins during runtime.
Best regards
Peter
[1] https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/pull/5451
[2] https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/tree/master/tests/periph_gpio
Am 03.07.2016 um 20:08 schrieb Nazmul Alam:
Hello,
I am new to riot-os and was trying to run a native application which
toggles a led on pin 13 (arduino-uno), I was able to use arduino sketch
but it seems it is not working properly. So I though I will give native
program a try.
But I am not sure how to initialize gpio and use it (e,g USEMODULE?) so
is there any sample on how to use the gpio in riot-os?
Thanks in advance,
Shovon.
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