Forgive me if I am inappropriately opening a new topic. I had done some work with the Artemis boards about a year ago and put that project aside. In the interval, I switched over to the newest Arduino IDE. Had trouble, and then saw that I needed to use an older IDE.
I installed the older IDE as a portable environment so that I could continue to use the newer environment for other boards.
The incompatibilities are not limited to just the IDE. I’ve needed to roll back versions of libraries (specifically, several DS3231 libraries were seriously unhappy) and now I can use the Artemis board again.
The Artemis MCU is incredibly valuable for low power battery-operated projects. Is the board slowly being abandoned? Absence of a fully current software package, with an undated warning on the web page that “we’re looking into it” doesn’t seem to bode well for the device. Guidance would be appreciated.
I do not think Artemis is being abandoned. Maybe the boards will be updated.
No, it’s just the nature of software libraries…improvements and new features will often times break function calls and similar in code that uses said libraries
The good news is like you’re doing you can always just load the older stuff to get it goin’