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Introduced new product name, Dartino. The command line tool (formerly
fletch
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Introduced support for ARM Cortex M micro-controllers (MCUs), incl. integration with FreeRTOS, the de-facto standard real time operating system (RTOS).
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Added board support for the [STM32F746 Discovery board] (http://www.st.com/stm32f7-discovery), incl. GPIO and LCD support.
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Added a TLS package, based on mbed TLS, enabling secure sockets via Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).
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Added new MQTT package for the MQTT protocol. Note this requires a third-party library to be compiled, see [the documentation] (http://dartino.github.io/api/mqtt/mqtt-library.html) for details.
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Changed the GPIO package public interface. Changed the existing implementations for Raspberry Pi 2. Added an implementation for the STM32 board.
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Added a getting started script that automates the creation of the Raspberry Pi 2 SD card.
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Added network discovery support making it easier to run Dartino programs on Raspberry Pi 2 devices connected over the network.
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Added generated API documentation. Included in the SDK download in the docs folder, and online at https://dartino.github.io/api/.
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Many smaller fixes.
- First SDK release, includes the core runtime, compiler, and a few select libraries.