pico-sample-project

A simple sample project for Raspberry Pi Pico (2 & W) boards.

Scripts have been tested only on Ubuntu.

How to build & upload firmware

1. Install CMake (at least version 3.13), Python 3, a native compiler, and a GCC cross compiler

sudo apt install cmake python3 build-essential gcc-arm-none-eabi libnewlib-arm-none-eabi libstdc++-arm-none-eabi-newlib

2. Clone this repository and submodules:

$ git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/Crem2y/pico-console.git

3. Launch the build script:

./pico_build.sh

4. Press the reset button twice to enter bootloader mode.

5. Upload the generated .uf2 file to your board.

6. (Optional) Launch the clean script to remove build artifacts:

./pico_clean.sh

Sample Projects

helloworld

This project provides a structure to add libraries.

It leaves only the folder without any libraries, so it's ideal as a base for simple projects.

blink_w

This project is for the Pico W board. The built-in LED is attached to the wireless module, not the RP2040, so it’s made separately for this case.

blink_rp2350

This project is for RP2350. It might be useful to enable building both in the future, depending on the options.

pio_test

PIO functionality requires assembling the .pio file, so I added it with a few changes to CMakeLists.txt.

How to add library

Copy lib_test from the lib directory, rename it to the desired library name, and rename the *.hpp, *.cpp files accordingly.

Then, modify CMakeLists.txt in the lib directory to add the library.

Script Usage

pico_build.sh

Generates a flashable binary in .uf2 format (named after the project folder).

pico_clean.sh

Deletes the build folder inside the project folder.

LICENSE

MIT license