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What is the easiest way to use Arduino libraries into nrf52 projects in Keil on C? Arduino has a lot minus : bad ide, not support debug mode, not optimize code size. But it has one huge plus, you can use any of module ( display, digital sensors or anything else what existing in the world) in 5 minutes after you have seen it first time. I understand Arduino libraries is just c++ code. Maybe write code on c++ on nrf52 helps to make code worked faster. Maybe there's a good method for port Arduino libraries into just C. Because it's so pity to waste so many time for meet nrf52 with something new.

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  • And one more comment: if you do decide to use Segger Embedded Studio (SES) as your IDE, make sure to use >= SDK 14, as SES support has been added from SDK 14 and onwards. Otherwise, you can disregard this comment. To find the SES examples, download the newest SDK & click on the examples folder, choose the folder you want (e.g. ble_peripheral), then choose the example you want (e.g. ble_app_hrs), choose the devkit you have (e.g. pca10040), choose the softdevice corresponding to your devkit (e.g. s132) & finally click on the ses folder.

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  • And one more comment: if you do decide to use Segger Embedded Studio (SES) as your IDE, make sure to use >= SDK 14, as SES support has been added from SDK 14 and onwards. Otherwise, you can disregard this comment. To find the SES examples, download the newest SDK & click on the examples folder, choose the folder you want (e.g. ble_peripheral), then choose the example you want (e.g. ble_app_hrs), choose the devkit you have (e.g. pca10040), choose the softdevice corresponding to your devkit (e.g. s132) & finally click on the ses folder.

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