Added pico-w blink example #11
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pico-w-blink-sdk/BridgingHeader.h
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Could you update the year to 2024 for the files added?
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Could you scale down the photo of the board? (it’s now an 8 MB jpeg) |
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@kubamracek |
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Looks great, and I confirmed it works on a Pico W. Thanks!!! |
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I really thank you all for the hard work done in this repo and also in this repo! I do have some Picos at home and I really want to get an extra time for playing with it. Thanks a lot guys! You are awesome! |
I'm out of vacation right now and won't be able to repro, feel free to merge this 😃 |
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@kubamracek @rauhul |
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Thanks @yochidros, this is a great contribution :) |
Hi! I tried using the pico-blink-sdk with a Pico-W, but it didn't work because the LED module is on the wireless chip. For the Pico-W, the pico-sdk doesn't define PICO_DEFAULT_LED_PIN; instead, it uses CYW43_WL_GPIO_LED_PIN.
Ref: Pico-SDK
I also tried using CYW43_WL_GPIO_LED_PIN to make the Pico-W blink. By linking several necessary modules, I was able to get it working successfully!
I thought this example might be useful to other developers, so I added it!
I recently close PR #6, but @kubamracek commented #6 (comment). I appreciate that. I added pico-w-blink-sdk entry into the top-level README.