Hello from France !

[grizzli06]

Hi,

I am Grizzli06 and I have recently registered to this froum.

I live in France and my hobbies are: DIY electronics, micro-contrrollers (like Arduino for ex), audio vintage devices restoration and repair, etc...

I should shortly try to program a F.I.R. filter in a DSP, and I hope to find help from this forum .

Have a nice day,

 

[ruffrecords]

I have recently been tinkering with the Raspberry Pi Pico which is now supported by the Arduino IDE - which is a relief because the official SDK is so complicated to set up. Interested in FFT for measuring frequency response etc. Welcome to the group.

Cheers

\ian

 

[grizzli06]

because the official SDK is so complicated to set up

Yes you are right: the big advantage of the Arduino IDE is its simplicity !
Its main weakness is the editor, but you just have too use Notepad++ for editing the sketches, and you get a very powerful and simple IDE.
The Arduino IDE 2.x is just bullshit: I have never managed to use it !

If you have larger/more complex programs for which you believe that the Arduino IDE is not powerful enough, rhe best approach is to install "Visual Studio Core" (free) + the PlatformIO plugin.

Then you get a (free) top quality IDE, and PlatformIO offers you the possibility to use the "Arduino syntax", like if you use the Arduino IDE, but with far more advanced features of a professional IDE.

Still looking for F.I.R. programmation experts, to guide me on DSP programming...