Teensy is going to lose out eventually if debug capability isn't provided at some point.
RP Pico has debug capability. It runs the debugger one core and the application on the second core. Haven't seen it yet in...
Teensy would need to go with Rust if it wants to be taken seriously as far as security is concerned. But Rust has a much higher learning curve than C (I'm also dabbling into Rust).
Maybe in combination with TockOS?
I totally misread Paul's answer.
But if not a C SDK what then? Arduino would be a mistake IMHO. Teensy is for tinkerers who are fluent in C and comfortable with manipulating registers and such.
Add Bluetooth BLE on board? A microSD card reader on board?
Also, a straight C SDK with Makefiles. In addition make an easy to use C library for all the peripherals such as GPIO, I2C, SPI, UART, I2S, interrupt...
You have to ask yourself: "Do I really NEED a Real-Time OS?"
It adds a lot more complexity and overhead. Maybe you can fix it using interrupt based tasking?
I've seen a lot of RTOS'es lately, some of them even...
Also purchased a couple Raspberry Pi Pico's, but haven't tried them yet. Still need to solder some of the pinheaders.
But from the documentation it looks like programming in straight C, which I prefer. Best thing...
Thanks for this tip and I got VSCode with PlatformIO working on Linux Mint and uploaded the Blink programt using Teensy Loader (for Linux).
However, the PlatformIO for Teensy3.0 is also Arduino based and I really...
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