As the work continues in platform-raspberrypi to be able to compile native framework = picosdk firmwares, it has come to a point where I want every board to be in general marked as "Pico-SDK framework compatible".
I have specificially tested the examples/picosdk-blink example in the pico2 environment with the Pimoroni Tiny2350 board to be working.
Since I mostly copy-paste the board JSON definitions from here into the PlatformIO platform, it's best to change the generator script here instead of making a second-pass on the generated files.
At a later point in time, I will update this again, adding the build.picosdk.board_header information in the board files as needed, which links them to their Pico-SDK board header file name (e.g. pico.h, pimoroni_tiny2350.h, ..)
As the work continues in platform-raspberrypi to be able to compile native `framework = picosdk` firmwares, it has come to a point where I want every board to be in general marked as "Pico-SDK framework compatible".
I have specificially tested the [examples/picosdk-blink](https://github.com/maxgerhardt/platform-raspberrypi/blob/develop/examples/picosdk-blink/platformio.ini) example in the `pico2` environment with the Pimoroni Tiny2350 board to be working.
Since I mostly copy-paste the board JSON definitions from here into the PlatformIO platform, it's best to change the generator script here instead of making a second-pass on the generated files.
At a later point in time, I will update this again, adding the `build.picosdk.board_header` information in the board files as needed, which links them to their Pico-SDK board header file name (e.g. `pico.h`, `pimoroni_tiny2350.h`, ..)
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As the work continues in platform-raspberrypi to be able to compile native
framework = picosdkfirmwares, it has come to a point where I want every board to be in general marked as "Pico-SDK framework compatible".I have specificially tested the examples/picosdk-blink example in the
pico2environment with the Pimoroni Tiny2350 board to be working.Since I mostly copy-paste the board JSON definitions from here into the PlatformIO platform, it's best to change the generator script here instead of making a second-pass on the generated files.
At a later point in time, I will update this again, adding the
build.picosdk.board_headerinformation in the board files as needed, which links them to their Pico-SDK board header file name (e.g.pico.h,pimoroni_tiny2350.h, ..)