Daniel Serpell wrote:
> I agree with Russel that the real value in the Arduino compatibles
> is the *huge* library of useful code out there. It is that level of
> code re-usability what drove the Arduino were it is now.

Most of that library can be used in any new platform if a shim is
prepared.

As an example, the Teensy 3.1 is an ARM, and the software development
kit includes this shim.  So many of the examples from the Arduino
ecosystem do work.

However, examples that mix the levels of API, e.g. writing to
registers, won't work without porting.

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