Pico/RP2040 project template. Allows use of the Open-CMSIS-Pack tools (csolutions, software packs, etc...) with the Pico SDK with little additional work.
- Powershell
- pico-sdk (submodule)
Powershell (5.1 or so should be fine, works with the version installed on Windows 11). Everything else (compilers, etc...) will be installed by a bootstrapped vcpkg. This removes the need to install the ARM GCC compiler, Open-CMSIS-Pack ctools/devtools, cmake or ninja - at least within the build environment. If you need to access them quickly a second script is provided, bootstrap.ps1 which will install all the same build tools. The Open-CMSIS-Pack suite is licensed under Apache 2.0 and is suitable for any FOSS application!
Powershell is now a crossplatform tool and this should work just about fine on linux - though this has not been properly tested yet. Powershell is licensed under the MIT license.
This template initially contains a simple blink program that you can run on your Pico to ensure everything works as expected. Requires powershell and git.
- Pull all submodules - this will provide the latest pico-sdk and its submodules.
git submodule update --init --recursive- Build the example program using the buildgen powershell script
powershell .\buildgen.ps1 -BuildTarget Debug -TargetProject picopico You can link additional parts of the pico sdk using the argument -link_libs a,b,c,d
The resulting uf2 file will be availalbe in ./build/debug/{project name}.uf2 !
demo-lvgl provides a template for a LVGL project, with an included driver for the ILI9341.
- debug mode (picoprobe)
- input sanitize
This code is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.