New Platforms Database!

Last updated 19 Aug 2013, by Simon Ford.

We've now put live another new feature hot on the heels of the Component Database - the mbed-enabled Platforms Database!

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We developed this to allow us to support all the mbed-enabled boards that are popping up since we opened up the SDK and HDK for use on 3rd party platforms. You can select any of these boards to use in the compiler for free!

Here are some of the new platforms we support already:

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...look out for more appearing soon!

The platforms database currently just contains development boards, but is designed to work with development boards, OEM modules or final hackable products - so it can even be used to reprogram finished end devices.

If you are designing a development board, OEM module or final product, you should consider making it mbed-enabled and take advantage of the mbed tools and ecosystem for free and allow it to connect to all ARM toolchains - email us at support@mbed.org for more information!

4 comments on New Platforms Database!:

Erik -
20 Aug 2013

Saw them appearing, and was wondering when the blog would come :).

Really nice to see the speed at which the mbed ecosystem is suddenly growing.

Martin Kojtal
20 Aug 2013

Erik - wrote:

Saw them appearing, and was wondering when the blog would come :).

Really nice to see the speed at which the mbed ecosystem is suddenly growing.

Isn't that awesome? :-) The most appealing for me is WiFi DipCortex.

Travis Travelstead
20 Aug 2013

Yes!!! Finally official support for the LPC812!

Is there notes on limitations of some of the libraries for each platform?

David Fletcher
22 Nov 2013

Any plans for the M4/M0 dual core LPC43xx MCUs? Where is Micromint?

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