peripheral-emulator-bridge

Pico C++ "Bridge" for microcontroller-web app communication

What Is It?

This program acts as a bridge between the physical pins of a microprocessor, and the web app.

Input pins notify of pin value changes (n25 turns on GPIO# 25, f02 turns off GPIO# 2)
Output pins are driven by serial communication (22|0 for GPIO#22 being set to off, 12|1 for GPIO# 12 being set to on)
Pulse pins send a timed, microsecond-precision pulse on the selected pin (07,500 will pulse GPIO# 7 for 500 microseconds)

The accompanying web app opens a serial connection to the device
Output and pulse pins are controlled by the app
Input pins are for interfacing with other devices, or with simulated devices
The first core processes interrupts and carries out any changes required on the task queue
Second core performs all serial communication, and manages the task queue

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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.gitignore		.gitignore
CMakeLists.txt		CMakeLists.txt
README.md		README.md
deviceControl.cpp		deviceControl.cpp
deviceControl.h		deviceControl.h
main.cpp		main.cpp
pico_sdk_import.cmake		pico_sdk_import.cmake
pulsePins.cpp		pulsePins.cpp
pulsePins.h		pulsePins.h
secondCore.cpp		secondCore.cpp
secondCore.h		secondCore.h
serialCommunication.cpp		serialCommunication.cpp
serialCommunication.h		serialCommunication.h