New Arduino Due

[DerStrom8]

So who wants an upgrade?



32 bit 84 MHz processor, with more I/O pins including 12-bit analog inputs (instead of 10-bit) AND even a DAC!

 

[be80be]

That looks great im getting in the piggy bank right now i been reading about them

 

[Ian Rogers]

I'm using the uno32 at the mo'... Runs and debugs from MPLAB... We've just got the colorLCDshield working (nokia pcf8833)....

 

[RichTheDude]

Is there any true in circuit debugging for it? printf style debugging has its uses, but it is not something I would like to solely rely on. Arduino is nice for newbies, but for anyone with a bit of experience its hardly any more difficult to use WinAVR (gui toolset for AVR dev with gcc based compiler).

 

[Ian Rogers]

Is there any true in circuit debugging for it? printf style debugging has its uses, but it is not something I would like to solely rely on. Arduino is nice for newbies, but for anyone with a bit of experience its hardly any more difficult to use WinAVR (gui toolset for AVR dev with gcc based compiler).

The uno32 is a pic32mx...... not an arduino..

 

[RichTheDude]

The uno32 is a pic32mx...... not an arduino..

I was referring to the arduino due

 

[Ian Rogers]

Sorry! As I was the only one who mentioned debugging, I thought you responding to my post....

 

[be80be]

It has Jtag header for programming and debugging so there should be away to do debugging

 

[DirtyLude]

It has Jtag header for programming and debugging so there should be away to do debugging

Yes, but that would be using a JTAG programmer/debugger, which you could do on any development board. He's talking about debugging within the Arduino Development environment. I'm pretty sure they have not implemented it, yet. Debugging over a USB interface would require some type of software breakpoints. I'm not certain how it would be implemented.