Supported & tested Hardware

Embedded real life Tests

Setup

• manual process of the developer

• used software: arduino 1.8.3 or newer, Windows 10 and the board-library named in the brackets (below)

• flash test-example,

• use DS9490 as OneWire-Host

Tested MCU-Boards

• Arduino Uno (Arduino AVR Boards)

• Teensy 3.2 (teensyduino)

• Wemos D1 Mini ESP32S (esp32)

• Wemos Wifi & BT ESP32 (esp32)

• Wemos D1 R2 (esp8266)

• nodeMCU 1.0 ESP-12E (esp8266)

• ATtiny 84, 88 (attiny)

Automated Continuous Integration

Setup

Platform-IO is used to compile the examples for different target-architectures. For details see the Action-Script (Badge above).

Tested MCU-Architectures

• Arduino Uno (Arduino AVR Boards)

• Teensy 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, LC, 3.5, 3.6 (teensyduino)

• generic ESP8266 (esp8266)

• nodeMCU V2 (esp8266)

• espduino (esp8266)

• ESP32 dev module (esp32)

• Digispark tiny (DigistumpArduino)

Failing Platforms

TODO: this will change with V3 of the hub

• reason: current tick-counting implementation is not compatible with variable clock-speed

  • Arduino Due (Arduino SAMD Boards (32-bits ARM Cortex-M3))

  • Arduino MKRZero (Arduino SAMD Boards (32-bits ARM Cortex-M0+))

• reason: gcc 4.8.3 is artificially limited to c++98

  • Arduino Primo (Arduino nRF52 Boards)

  • RedBear nRF51

• reason: value_ipl is unknown for this hardware

  • Arduino 101 (Intel Curie Boards)