Open source default sketch?

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Open source default sketch?

#1 Post by bartroozendaal »

I was wondering if it possible to open source the default sketch that AirManager provides for integration of Arduino's. I would be happy to use it, barring the lack of support for I2C displays. If I would be able to extend to support I2C displays, either by introducing a new supported command in AM, or by supporting a SiMessagePort-like generic mechanism, that would prevent me from creating the whole shabang in the sketch. I gather the standard sketch also uses the SiMessage-port mechanism in some fashion. If I would be able to simply send message to my Arduino, telling it to use the I2C display, printing some characters on a specific position on the display, it would be all that I need added to the default sketch.

Looking forward to your thoughts....
Bart Roozendaal
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Re: Open source default sketch?

#2 Post by Corjan »

Hi,

That code is not build as an Arduino sketch, but an Atmel studio project instead.
It also relies on many internal libraries that we don't want to make open source.

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Re: Open source default sketch?

#3 Post by bartroozendaal »

Ok, too bad... Would have been fun though :-)

Would you be willing to open source the communication protocol between your Arduino app and AM, so we (I) could implement our own 'backend'?
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Re: Open source default sketch?

#4 Post by Corjan »

Hi,

No, sorry.
That would mean that I have to open source a bunch of our internal libraries, which I rather don't.

Corjan

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