This is a small wrapper I use to be able to debug arduino code locally on my laptop.
This Framework is not intended as a full arduino emulator, it will do the minimal work to make code compile and link. It will probably not even work.
Currently some SPI stuff works, some of the FastLED stuff works, some of the SdFat stuff works.
There is one major code incompatibility with the arduino environment: This simulator needs your code
to follow the normal C++ rules for declaration order. Meaning: you will have to declare or define
a function before you use it.
The Makefile currently only knows how to find the arduino files on MacOS, I have
not yet investigated where the arduino code and files live on Linux or Windows systems.
build a SampleProject:
make SampleProject
If you want to build MyProject, which uses systemlibrary XYZ and installed library KLM, you can build it like this:
USEDLIBS=KLM SYSLIBS=XYZ make MyProject
When either KLM or XYZ has .cpp files which need to be linked to your project, you will have
to extend the Makefile, like i did with the arduino-fat library.
make fastleddemo
./fastleddemo
Adding CFLAGS=-DVERBOSE will add output for delay and loop. Add this as an environment variable before callling make, like this:
CFLAGS=-DVERBOSE make MyProject
Willem Hengeveld [email protected]