Ada on any ARM Cortex-M device, in just a couple minutes
In this blog post I want to present a new tool that allows one to very quickly and easily start Ada programming on any ARM Cortex-M or RISC-V microcontroller.
5 entries tagged with #Bareboard
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Emma Adby
Make with Ada 2020: Disaster Management with Smart Circuit Breaker
Shahariar's project ensures safety against electrical fire or shock during an earthquake, flood, gas leakage or fire breakout by disconnecting the mains with a smart circuit breaker. Additionally, this project won a finalist prize in the 2019/20 Make with Ada competition.
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Pat Rogers
Driving a 3D Lunar Lander Model with ARM and Ada
One of the interesting aspects of developing software for a bare-board target is that displaying complex application-created information typically requires more than the target board can handle. Although some boards do have amazing graphics capabilities, in some cases you need to have the application on the target interact with applications on the host. This can be due to the existence of special applications that run only (or already) on the host, in particular.
Porting the Ada Runtime to a new ARM board
A step by step tutorial to adapt the ARM runtime to new MCUs/boards.
Make with Ada : From bits to music
I started out as an electronic musician, so one of my original motivations when I learnt programming was so that I could eventually *program* the sounds I wanted rather than just use already existing software to do it.