Which STM32 Nucleo 144 eval boards are compatible with Arduino IDE

[ghostdzog]

Hello
Sorry to bother you
I have a question to ask with regards to compatibility with the Arduino IDE

My main objective for using arduino is to design and create some have decent
hardware midi control surfaces for use with a windows or mac computer

One prerequisite for the control surfaces that I plan to make is that they contain
a large quantity of rotary encoders

I understand that for efficient operation when using rotary encoders, using pins that are configured to be used as "attached" or "external" interrupts pins

Now I understand that the arduino boards generally do not have many of these built in
I was recently told that teensy boards have more, which is true, I believe.

However, I also recently discovered some of the STM32 Nucleo 144 boards have even more
GPIO pins with many of them can be configured to be used as "attached" or external interrupts for connecting external devices to the MCU such as rotary encoders without the use of multiplexers (which would slow down the communication)

So my question is which Nucleo 144 boards are compatible with the Arduino IDE
and are any of them compatible for communicating MIDI

Thanks

[sterretje]

I think that your topic fits better in the microcontroller section and hence have moved it there.

I have no experience with rotary encoders but I don't immediately see a reason why they can't be used with pin-change interrupts; see e.g. https://www.brainy-bits.com/post/how-to-have-unlimited-interrupt-pins-on-your-arduino.