If you are interested in bare metal development (without linux as a host
OS) then the ST Nucleo boards are a very interesting choice, they come
with an integrated ST-Link Debugger interface and have
Arduino-compatible headers. Cost is about €12,--
Make sure to get a model with Cortex-M3 or Cortex-M4 chips, Nucleo F401
or Nucleo F411 Board are a good choice if you need performance,
Nucleo-L152RE is good for low power.
When you are more in development based on Linux then I fully agree with
Adriaan,
Raspberry Pi 2 works very well it is the platform I like most at the
moment, Beaglebone Black is a good choice when you need lots of I/O Pins
and need to have reliable timing (It has two extra microcontrollers
(PRU) integrated that can share i/O with the main processor)
Michael
Am 05.03.15 um 11:12 schrieb Mark Morgan Lloyd:
Adriaan van Os wrote:
Curious to know hands-on experience of list-members with FreePascal
embedded. Arduino <http://arduino.cc/> looks quite attractive to me,
but it's not Pascal. Any recommendations ?
Raspberry Pi is a possibility, but my experience is that it has
reliability problems which /might/ center on the removable SD card.
BeagleBone Black has a lot going for it particularly if you can use
its high-speed supplementary processors. Otherwise the MIPS Creator
C120 http://store.imgtec.com/ look interesting, but I don't know
whether anybody has FPC on it yet.
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