Hello:
Let me know if I can use "Raspberry Pi B +", run the Arduino IDE compiler. When compiling, you can burn the hex to the Arduino UNO. I have not bought any "Raspberry Pi B +" yet.
Does anyone have experience of this?
I do not want to affirm what you think you know, but who really knows their own hands.
Greeting.
Whilst I don't have the B+ nor have I used the Pi to program an Arduino, the B and B+ use the same processor and same versions of Linux. So if you can use a B, then a B+ should not be a problem.
Apparently its easy: Arduino IDE - Raspberry Pi Forums
From the software point of view all Rasp Pi's are the same, its pinout and connector
differences only.
PS I've not tried this myself (but no doubt will since I am experimenting with computer
vision on the Pi and want to add some hardware interfacing for camera-viewpoint
motion control)
I have done this myself. There is no problem. They are essentially the same machines.
However it is dog slow on a Pi.
Grumpy_Mike:
However it is dog slow on a Pi.
Yeah, well, everything is!
No, the GPU is pretty nippy. Remember the SoC on the Raspberry Pi is a Videocore
GPU / video system with a small ARM microcontroller tacked on the side!
I've programmed Game of Life at 2048x2048 on the Pi GPU (python / GLES) and its
impressive (the screen can't show it all of course!)
BTW if you want something about the same footprint as the Rasp Pi with more CPU
oomph the ODROID-U3 looks pretty impressive. ( www.hardkernel.org ). And then
there's the BeagleBoneBlack of course.
MarkT:
And then there's the BeagleBoneBlack of course.
True. I installed Arduino 1.0.1 on my Beaglebone Black (With Debian Wheezy OS and LXDE desktop), and it runs really nice and smooth - not that much slower than on my Win7 i5 laptop actually. But if your OS is on an SD card, be sure to buy the fastest card you can find. It makes a lot of difference.
