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Question about the bootloader

Ukoolele

Hi,

I am working on a project and I want to program the nrf52832 with the arduino IDE with this package (https://github.com/sandeepmistry/arduino-nRF5). I want to use Arduino because I learn to use BLE with the Sparkfun nrf52832 Breakout Board (https://www.sparkfun.com/products/13990).

So I want to put an arduino-compatible bootloader into the nrf52832 chip, but I don't know how I can do that, I don't know how that works could you help me ?

Have a good day !

Ukoolele

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    If I were you, I would drop all that Arduino bloatware and work directly with Nordic's SDK.

    If you use third-party libraries you will have to rely on the third-parties for support. The Arduino "core" has about one commit/month, and the bootloader you posted was last updated over two years ago. From my perspective, your support needs won't be met.

    If you use standard Nordic resources, you can get all the help you need straight from this community and Nordic's technical support.

    I see no reason why you should go use Arduino's IDE to develop anything.

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    If I were you, I would drop all that Arduino bloatware and work directly with Nordic's SDK.

    If you use third-party libraries you will have to rely on the third-parties for support. The Arduino "core" has about one commit/month, and the bootloader you posted was last updated over two years ago. From my perspective, your support needs won't be met.

    If you use standard Nordic resources, you can get all the help you need straight from this community and Nordic's technical support.

    I see no reason why you should go use Arduino's IDE to develop anything.

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