Hi, Is there any plan for AT32 chip support?
I googled, but only found
- https://github.com/dron0gus/artery
- https://github.com/dron0gus/ChibiOS
Is there any porting action/project in progress, on artery chip?
https://www.arterytek.com/en/product/AT32F435.jsp
Or is there any MCU porting guide avaliable for us to learn how to port a new MCU?
Is there any plan for AT32 chip support?
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Re: Is there any plan for AT32 chip support?
Hi,
Personally I have no plans, existing ports already take all by bandwidth.
About porting, there are driver template files to be filled and you could use existing ports as an organization reference.
There is also the option of hiring developers for doing the port for you.
Giovanni
Personally I have no plans, existing ports already take all by bandwidth.
About porting, there are driver template files to be filled and you could use existing ports as an organization reference.
There is also the option of hiring developers for doing the port for you.
Giovanni
Re: Is there any plan for AT32 chip support?
Hello,
DarwinFPV released a range of tropicalized hardware (ESC/RX/FC).
I would like to use the F7 Cement FC (AT32F435) for a long range all weather multirotor project, and more of that I think many of us could be interrested by these durable components.
To enable arducopter on that flight controller, AT32F435 must be ChibiOS compatible. Any plan to go further with that?
May I help in any way?
Thank you,
Julien
DarwinFPV released a range of tropicalized hardware (ESC/RX/FC).
I would like to use the F7 Cement FC (AT32F435) for a long range all weather multirotor project, and more of that I think many of us could be interrested by these durable components.
To enable arducopter on that flight controller, AT32F435 must be ChibiOS compatible. Any plan to go further with that?
May I help in any way?
Thank you,
Julien