I've made a Teensy 4.0 to the Sparkfun Alchitry Au+/RasPi interface board that has worked very well, very powerful FPGA attached to the Teensy. I also hand-made an adapter that makes the EVK-MIMXRT1060 development board attach to a Teensy 4.0 socket, with GPIO pins on the EVK to emulate the actual Teensy GPIOs, See the attachments.
I love having a full power development environment with single-step, memory and peripheral viewing and thread monitoring on the EVK. I've written an LCD interface that allows me to see what's happening both in Teensy and the registers/functions on the Alchitry board.
However, the one thing I don't have are the Teensy libraries, development is done on mcuxpresso rather than Arduino with my own collection of modules.
A somewhat casual look seems to imply this shouldn't be too hard--any thoughts on how to do this and if this is even possible if I'm not using the Arduino environment? It seems like it would save me a lot of code writing if I could make the firmware look like the Teensy firmware environment.
Robert
I love having a full power development environment with single-step, memory and peripheral viewing and thread monitoring on the EVK. I've written an LCD interface that allows me to see what's happening both in Teensy and the registers/functions on the Alchitry board.
However, the one thing I don't have are the Teensy libraries, development is done on mcuxpresso rather than Arduino with my own collection of modules.
A somewhat casual look seems to imply this shouldn't be too hard--any thoughts on how to do this and if this is even possible if I'm not using the Arduino environment? It seems like it would save me a lot of code writing if I could make the firmware look like the Teensy firmware environment.
Robert