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I've not been working on this anymore and I'm relying solely on Teensyduino for the time being.

Hello Luni,

This is a great library, thank you. I used it in the audio processing unit of my Gameboy emulator. It allowed me to easily use a general purpose timer alongside the free quad timer. I...

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I've been working on a Gameboy emulator for the Teensy 4 family and it's now able to run Tetris at full speed with sound output directly from the Teensy.

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No, not at all. Just reading documentation and different implementations and nothing would work.



Unfortunately, I've got too little experience for that and USB is pretty complex. Also, I've...

Yes, you're right. This was just to get something working at all, though. I've been working on this some more and I got the timers working and had a more suitable LED solution at one point. Then I...

YES, I got it working, too! Thanks to this thread and your awesome description, cgz!

The .teensy_boot section didn't work for me, though. I had to incorporate the section into the .boot_hdr...

I've been working on a bare-metal example for the Teensy 4.0. You can take a look at it on github.

Oh, you're right! It's supposed to target the 1060, I didn't catch that. I'll be looking into this, thanks for pointing this out!

Replying to myself.. so, I'm able to compile and flash a HEX file. I've no idea whether what I'm uploading to the teensy is actually executable, though. Next step would be to upload a simple blinky...

I was wondering whether there's any relatively easy way to run mbed-os on the new Teensy 4.0. As far as I can tell the MCU itself should be supported after all.

I've been playing around with...