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Hello Devs,

I'm interested in porting eLua to the ATNGW100, which is an older
AVR32 board. I've downloaded the source and I've started looking
around src/platform/avr32 for ideas. I've notice that each board
specific header just has a bunch of #define's for pins, etc. What else
would I need to do to get a working port?

I was looking for a porting tutorial on the website, but I couldn't
find anything. Am I missing it? Or maybe I could write one?

Thanks!

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Re: porting tutorial?

Hello,

On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 17:15, Tim Perkins <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hello Devs,

I'm interested in porting eLua to the ATNGW100, which is an older
AVR32 board. I've downloaded the source and I've started looking
around src/platform/avr32 for ideas. I've notice that each board
specific header just has a bunch of #define's for pins, etc. What else
would I need to do to get a working port?

There are quite a lot of AVR32 developers here on the list. The most recent and complete AVR32 port was done by the SimpleMachine guys (Nuccio, Martin, Sergio, ...), who are designing a board specially for eLua, the AVR32-based Mizar32.
Renaud Cerrato also worked on a port for the EVK1101 (pretty similar to the EVK1100). There are some more infos on these boards at http://wiki.eluaproject.net/AtmelEVK110x


I was looking for a porting tutorial on the website, but I couldn't
find anything. Am I missing it?

The main infos for a new port are currently at: http://www.eluaproject.net/en_arch_newport.html

Or maybe I could write one?

That would be great, not only to help us to refine ours but also to make it simpler, more complete and more didactic.

Thanks!

Best
Dado






 

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Re: porting tutorial?

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Hi Tim,

On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 11:15 PM, Tim Perkins <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hello Devs,

I'm interested in porting eLua to the ATNGW100, which is an older
AVR32 board. I've downloaded the source and I've started looking
around src/platform/avr32 for ideas. I've notice that each board
specific header just has a bunch of #define's for pins, etc. What else
would I need to do to get a working port?

I was looking for a porting tutorial on the website, but I couldn't
find anything. Am I missing it? Or maybe I could write one?

This is what we have:


However, in your case things might not go very smoothly, as eLua doesn't have support for AT32AP7000.

Best,
Bogdan


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