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    Android Things and a Teensy

    Android Things and a Teensy (Resolved) I'm in the midst of building a frontend to provide sensor data and a nice GUI to viewers of my Aquarium. When Google pushed Android Things out, this seemed like a very simple way to implement a lot of it. But AT doesn't do sensors well (no 1-wire, can't...
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    Programming Teensy 3.1 from RPI or Edison

    Yeah, all of that "would" fit in a 4 gang box, but you still also need to add the RPI + Relay hat + 4 x 12 gauge wires. Any one of those fit nicely. All of them are difficult (but still possible, getting a deeper box will help but make insulation a problem. Lots of problems...). I'm going to...
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    Programming Teensy 3.1 from RPI or Edison

    I have had bad luck with those button type dongles, and can't move my WiFi to support the location. I'll look at the units you suggested though. This is very low bandwidth needs (a few REST calls, time, ssh if necessary), so maybe it's still good enough as long as it can reconnect when the...
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    Programming Teensy 3.1 from RPI or Edison

    Thanks, I misunderstood the _reboot_Teensyduino when I saw it. Thought it was an alternate mechanism. I can use that. Thanks.
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    Programming Teensy 3.1 from RPI or Edison

    Thanks Paul, the RPI info will help me get closer. I'd use the PI, but the wifi option isn't going to fit well, and this project is dead if not connected (ethernet isn't an option). The benefit of the Edison is that it allows me to hang an antenna off it which fits nicely into a plastic gang...
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    Programming Teensy 3.1 from RPI or Edison

    I am working on controlling some exterior lights using what is probably a complicated setup, but I it should work. I have my porch lights and path lights controlled by a normal switch box, which I plan to modify to control using an Intel Edison + some relays (the switches affect GPIO's, and the...
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    Using std::vector ?

    That did it for me. Yeah, code size more than doubled, but it's what I wanted. I have tons of space here and I won't use it all. Thanks so much for the help.
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    Using std::vector ?

    Awesome, I can't wait to try it. I wondered if it was that easy, but haven't had a chance to work on it. I appreciate the help. I'll try them both, but I have tons of space for program here, but figuring out how to implement vector for all the types I'm using it with would take a ton of time.
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    Using std::vector ?

    Was there ever a working answer that doesn't involve in hacking up makefiles to use STL? I was able to use the STL implementation with 1.0.6 and the Arduino from uclibc++ and everything worked really well. However, I get the errors above now with the Teensy 3.1 compiler. Same error with the...
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    Arduino 1.6.0 - any plans to support it?

    This seems to break the FastLED that the installer includes during install. I have my own copy, so I am taking the one out of hardware/teensy/avr/libraries/ and can edit it, but it will also break FastLED straight up. Is there a better fix?
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    Teensy 3.1 time accuracy

    I'm doing a GPS light display based project with the Teensy 3.1, FastLED, and without an RTC. The idea is to calculate sunrise and sunset, and turn the lights on and off based on time of day. This works great. However, one of my light displays (Christmas) is very timing sensitive, and it gets a...
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    Arduino 1.6.0 - any plans to support it?

    Hello Jantje, I may have missed it, but is your eclipse plugin available? I apologize if it's in the forum somewhere. I'd love to be able to use both. But I don't see it in the Eclipse Marketplace for Luna or somewhere in this forum.
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