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This core can build code for the RP2040 that's onboard if you set the right flash type and size, but it's probably not going to be compatible with their own FPGA libraries. You could probably port them, but you might better spend your time just using the turnkey, raw Pico-SDK based code they already have. |
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Thanks @earlephilhower . I really wanted to use the Arduino Pico core instead of the Pico-SDK, so I put together a minimal solution for flashing the FPGA CRAM on the pico-ice from the RP2040 using the Arduino Pico core. Here is a link, in case anyone wants to use it. https://github.com/frohro/pico-ice-arduino-pico-cram/tree/PIO |
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I am considering purchasing one of these for an SDR project. https://github.com/tinyvision-ai-inc/pico-ice I have had good experiences with the Arduino Pico framework. Will it work with the pico-ice? Are there any gotchas I should be aware of?
Rob
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