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Question about Arduino Due.

Hi all,
I recieved an arduino due recently. i had my fun in the Arduino IDE, but i am seeing its limits. i want to move up to a more powerfull language, LabVIEW. but to do that i need to get uVision working. how can i get the ATSAM3X8E m.c. to talk with uVision?

with my research i feel i need to use the JTAG port, but the Arduino IDE doesnt? it uses usb to serial i believe.
Also i think i need the Real Time Kernal and Agent for this board?

any help would be nice. thank you

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  • what i was hoping was that i can flash the chip over usb. without getting a JTAG programmer. like how the arduino IDE Flashes the program.

    The reason for the DUE is the cost. i picked up the DUE for 49$. the cheapest DEV board i could find is 150$ for something compatable with LabVIEW.

    I was hopeing that i didnt have to start from scratch. But i am Confident i can get this to work.

    1) Create RTX_Conf_SAM3X8E.c
    2) Create the REAL TIME AGENT Module for the SAM3X8E.
    3) Create TARGET in LabVIEW
    4) Create DIO Drivers
    5) Create Analog In Drivers
    6) Create I2C Drivers
    7) Create Other misc. Drivers

    I beleive that is the correct order of things. If any of that has been done it would be sugnificantly easyer.

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  • what i was hoping was that i can flash the chip over usb. without getting a JTAG programmer. like how the arduino IDE Flashes the program.

    The reason for the DUE is the cost. i picked up the DUE for 49$. the cheapest DEV board i could find is 150$ for something compatable with LabVIEW.

    I was hopeing that i didnt have to start from scratch. But i am Confident i can get this to work.

    1) Create RTX_Conf_SAM3X8E.c
    2) Create the REAL TIME AGENT Module for the SAM3X8E.
    3) Create TARGET in LabVIEW
    4) Create DIO Drivers
    5) Create Analog In Drivers
    6) Create I2C Drivers
    7) Create Other misc. Drivers

    I beleive that is the correct order of things. If any of that has been done it would be sugnificantly easyer.

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