Raspberry Pico C/C++ SDK Setup and Example Project in under 30 min!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- A video guide on setting up the pico-sdk quickly and painlessly
Links:
GNU Arm: developer.arm....
MinGW: mingw-w64.org/d...
CMake: cmake.org/down...
Python: www.python.org...
Git: git-scm.com/do...
Visual Studio Code: code.visualstu...
Commands:
git clone -b master "github.com/ras..."
cd pico-sdk
git submodule update --init
cd ..
git clone -b master "github.com/ras..."
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omg it took my 2 hours to get the cmake build to work, this tutorial was the only one that worked
Very good video but I find background music a bit annoying and distracting...
Yes, i agree 100%
Awesome video! You gave me a few days of my life back. Thank you.
best tutorial so far, and not just because its pico
Simply is a nightmare the sdk C/C++ for windows. I could build the pico examples but to create a new project, never works. To many files, to many programs, considerations, etc. Why not raspberry pi simply create an sdk where to install and ready to write C code, build and flash ??!!! ...
SAME ISSUE ...
Excellent video; but is now obsolescent. Raspberry Pi foundation has now released a "one click complete download of Toolchain, VSCode, and pico sdk" . So let us now move onto how to modify and compile individual applications. RSVP
Very good tutorial. It's simple when you talk about it.
the background music is too loud, not on background.
why is the music blasting so loud
So many procedures so many actions you did ... Programming Pico with C\C++ could not be that difficult.😶😶😶
Utterly phenomenal video, followed through it all and it worked perfectly. I even learned too! Thank you.
I had developed Pico code on my RPI 4, but I wanted to move the workspace to my windows machine. Couldn't figure out the Windows build environment for my existing code until I found this video.
Thats very good. Hope to see some more videos about pico and vs code
After thinking about it, I must admit that the subject matter is extreamly attractive and very well presented. I personally feel that the format for some videos can be in some ways , dangerous. Not this video! I'm not saying that about this video. But, I think that people are possibility getting more from certain videos than they actually realize. I'm not aware of any management of background music. And it does seem very easy to accept the background music of this video on a different level of consonances. So, while I loved the information and its clear on point presentation, I do question the background music, it's source and sampling which I will use the Videos instructions on the Pico. to preform an analysis of the background music itself, and provide a detail of my findings. If the Author or someone else would be so kind as to provide the musics source in a reply, that would be helpful in my experiment. I can't reason why that would not be shared. and I will purchase the tract if needed (If it's not free). So please share the info for the experiment, and I will be happy to credit (with permission) to those entitled. Thank you for your support and good luck with your Pico experiments!
Hi, hope you don't mind me commenting on your video 9 months later. I got a bit confused about MingW as your link led me to a Error 404 page, so I followed what I thought I saw in the video which was SoundForge but that downloaded a ZIP file and now I'm not sure what to do with the said ZIP file. I am trying to install for Windows 11 64-bit, any suggestions ?
Nice tutorial, but I hate that music on the background - makes me insane.
I completely agree. It is completely distracting and unnecessary.
Agree, makes hearing the speaker difficult at times.
Seems like a good tutorial, but I gave up after a few minutes due to the annoying background music...
Please do a tutorial on Pico sdk programs and how to use them. I have pico sdk installed along with vscode using the "one click" installer.
can you lower the music in your video? i like the music but it make is hard to hear you
Or just get rid of it completely. It is distracting and unnecessary.
I am getting an error with message "no index file found"
Tutorial is outdated! can't seem to follow it as they changes links and I cannot find the MinGW executable installer anymore. :F Really sucks with the loud music that is distracting too.
YOU ARE THE BEST!!!
Hi, can you do the same on Ubuntu Linux for VS CODE?
Dude....... Why would you have the music playing in the background?????
Great video (the mingw download link doesn't go anywhere btw)
Giving up on this video for two reasons - 1) The background music is annoying and makes hearing the speaker difficult, 2) Tutorials like this are better as a series of written steps that can be followed at the user's own pace instead of pausing and rewinding.
Might be interesting, but the music was irritating, dumped !
sorry you mixed and jumped a lot, its quite a little bit strange to follow all this crossovers
Cant hear you because of the background NOISE please re upload
Listen, dude... The subject matter is very helpful, however that stoopid background music is highly subjective for all people. If I wanted I could make a video with subject matter that was so desirable that people would suffer through the onslaught of noise simply because they have no option. I (or anyone) could embed it with subliminal suggestions that are even harmful with normal background music that would force you to delete the link simply because it's so irritating you can't focus on the subject matter. But, I would never do that to people. The fact is that music is subjective, many people simply endure it. Others may love it. But you should not force your opinions on others while baiting a video with good/needed information and make them endure pain in order to get what they want from the video. I'm sure the ignorant will reply with useless replies of how I am the only person in the world that feels this way. Many would simply just look somewhere else for the information. I suggest a balanced approach, if you are going to use music in the background, make sure it is soothing and not jagged. But, I'm also a Linux user, I can use the information as it is highly portable, the background music damages the quality of the presentation for a number of people.
As usual with Microsoft & Windows Apps... WAY TOO COMPLEX.
Time did not treat this video well. after 2 years, the links are dead and/or dont work the same way. impossible to follow the video verbatim, and now VS is full of errors and nothing works. Not a good video for beginners.
Yeah time is harsh on tutorials like this. I recommend some further searching. I do plan on releasing a new video soon to refresh the process
@@Budzique yeah obviously the changes and broken links are out of your control. I still learned stuff anyways
mingw link: 404 ! ... i found a online installer "mingw-w64-install.exe" - but it says "the file has been downloaded incorrectly" > even when i deactiavte my firewall, or run it as admin, or execute it from C:\temp or root... mingw is pain! so sorry its not painless! (at least in 2022)
(to be more exact every downloader i get, says while its install process that it cant download >>> maybe there servers are down how ever) NOT WORKING
@@Paradiesgestalter i tryed in install the correct C/C++ Compiler but i cant find it, because the links i saw are not correct! Can some one let me know the correct Compiler?
@@nc-werkzeugekwauka9346 since youtube deletes postings with Links in it (wtf) - the correct one is MinGW-w64 i686-posix-sjlj
@@nc-werkzeugekwauka9346 search for "How to Set Up Raspberry Pi Pico C/C++ Toolchain on Windows with VS Code" this tutorial worked for me!