StephenFromNYC
Moderator
Hello-
Linux 32-bit and 64-bit snapshots were released on March 15, 2011.
Here is the link to the directory with the IDE downloads:
http://static.leaflabs.com/pub/leaflabs/maple-ide
Enjoy!
Stephen from NYC (full disclosurer: I am not a member of the LeafLabs staff)
mbolivar
LeafLabs
oops! didn't mean to post those, but have fun. i forgot to disable our buildbot's automatic upload when i made them. the 64-bit linux version won't work; you'll need to replace the bundled dfu-util with one built for 64-bit linux.
i can certainly post today's build for all three platforms, but be advised: i've been building off of the refactor branch, which is very much development code.
Just to mention, so far, I haven't had any problems with the latest snapshot, although I did need to implement the SerialUSB.read(void*, uint32) bugfix (without fix, always returns 0, fix was in the master branch).
Initially when I tested, I had problems with the IDE, however I've not seen those problems again. Will continue to test over the next few days.
StephenFromNYC
Moderator
Hello crenn,
I was waiting for a solution to the SerialUSB.read() problem, but I did not know one was already available. Thanks for sending the tip.
Are you using the 32-bit Windows snapshot from February, 2011 or one of the March 15, 2011 Linux 32-bit or 64-bit snapshots?
Which file(s) did you copy to your local installation?
Can you please provide the direct URL(s). I do not want to miss something important.
Thanks!
Stephen from NYC (full disclosure: I am not a member of the LeafLabs staff)
[my current development system (old, but still working)]
Remember, there is 2 Serial.read() functions, and the single byte variant still has the bug as far as I know. I haven't tested that.
I'm using the 32-bit Windows snapshot from March 17th 2011. I extracted the entire folder to my folder of Maple IDEs.
This is the commit that I manually added:
https://github.com/leaflabs/libmaple/commit/3ba7196712a5bfe4fe1166b6c34d49c3d7254568
EDIT: Current build, it seems that SPI is broken, I'm currently confirming this. The code I uploaded causes the LED_PIN to pulse once code execution starts.
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