Getting Started with GRiSP
This section guides you through setting up GRiSP hardware and software stacks to develop and deploy applications
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Source Code & Development Tools
Access the core GRiSP runtime, protocol drivers, and deployment tools
erlang
start() ->
% Flash both LEDs red for 5 seconds
[grisp_led:flash(L, red, 500) || L <- [1, 2]],
timer:sleep(5000),
% Randomly blink the first LED forever
grisp_led:off(2),
Random = fun() -> {bit(), bit(), bit()} end,
grisp_led:pattern(1, [{100, Random}]).
bit() -> rand:uniform(2) - 1.
elixir
def start do
:grisp_led.color(1, :blue)
end
Runtime Library
The core runtime code behind GRiSP, including low-level protocol drivers for SPI, I2C, and other essential drivers
Getting Started with GRiSP-io
This section helps you get up and running with GRiSP-io, from configuring your devices to integrating build and deployment tools
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