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Interest in a teensy 4.0 example? #8
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Hi! More cool toys 👍 I think the route with linking to the relevant examples is preferable since these examples may very well evolve over time. Additionally, it links to the repo enabling the example to function, in this case teensy4-rs which is great for people browsing these examples to find nice supported hardware to get. @korken89 what is your opinion? |
The more examples the better! |
@mitchmindtree Bring it on! ;) |
And what is the current status? Or in other words: Why is this "Do you want teensy 4.0 example? Yes, bring it on!" issue still open? |
29: Link to teensy4-rs RTIC examples from README r=AfoHT a=mciantyre mciantyre/teensy4-rs#97 migrated all of the project's RTIC examples to RTIC 1.0. This commit adds a link to the project for those seeking more examples. Closes #8. teensy4-rs and its associated projects are in flux, so it's easier for me to maintain the examples when they're separate from the RTIC examples repo. Co-authored-by: Ian McIntyre <ianpmcintyre@gmail.com>
Hi rtic team, thanks so much for all your work!
I'm currently working on some teensy 4.0 + rtic proof-of-concept examples with @mciantyre's help over at teensy4-rs. Would you be interested in hosting a copy of these here? Alternatively, I could add a small
teensy4.md
that points to the new examples over at the teensy4-rs crate? We have a workingrtic_led.rs
example that just sets an LED high duringinit
and anotherrtic_blink.rs
example that aims to usertic
'sschedule
API to blink an LED (though we are still in the process of solving this).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: