> what [ARM?] chips are you using?

I=92ve been sort of arduino centric recently, so I=92ve been looking at the=
 low-end ST chips (STM32F103), and the low and midrange Atmel ARM chips (SA=
M3X (=93Due=94), =93SAMD21=94 (=93Zero=94), SAMD10=85
Also the TI Stellaris =93Launchpad=94=85
I=92m mostly using the ARM gcc command-line tools.

https://github.com/WestfW/SAMD10-experiments
https://github.com/WestfW/Minimal-ARM

(although I have some other ST, NXP, and Cypress eval boards as well=85)

Jumping to ARM and only looking at a single vendor is =85 missing the point=
, IMO.

I also have some ARM-based unix boards (Raspberry Pi) and =93hackable devic=
es=94 (=93Chumby=94, =93Pogoplug=94, =93Juicebox=94), but I haven=92t reall=
y gotten around to doing anything with them.  Giving up microcontroller hac=
king to become a unix sysadmin doesn=92t seem like as much fun as I=92d hop=
ed :-(

BillW


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