dueboot

Based on https://github.com/neykov/armboot, and is a template for Arduino Due projects.

Compiling

Modify the Makefile with the following information:

• Location of your Arduino installation
• Location of your rustc executable
• Location of the llc used by rustc. NOTE: Using external LLVM = wierdness
• Location of the source of Rust's libcore
• Source file for your primary crate

You can then run make all to build the binaries, or make flash to flash them to the arduino.

Editing

Some example code can be found in main.rs. Edit this file to customize your code.

Notes

As this program does not link against Rust's libstd (for obvious reasons). You have to link against libcore manually to get some of the tools necessary for writing idiomatic Rust (like Option<..> and Result<..> types). The linking is handled manually by the Makefile, but you must still tell Rust to look for the metadata for libcore by including the following in your crates:

extern crate core;

libstd also re-exports a lot of libcore by default, so you'll notice that you will have to do something like the following quite often to improve quality of life for those used to a more normal Rust development environment.

use core::option::Option;
use core::option::Option::{None, Some};

Credits

• armboot: https://github.com/neykov/armboot