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2.4.1.
Code your firmware
Custom firmware code for a MT7681 is stored in the *:\LinkIt_Connect_7681_SDK\Src\ folder.
For this example the following code needs to be added to the IoT_Cust_SubTask_1 method of
iot_custom.c:
void iot_cust_subtask1(void)
{
/* example: make GPIO 2 blinking every 1 second */
static uint32 subPreTimer = 0;
static uint32 subCurTimer = 0;
uint8 input, polarity;
/* get current counter value (unit:1ms) */
subCurTimer =
/* if the time difference is 1000ms, change gpio output value*/
if (subCurTimer - subPreTimer >= 1000)
{
subPreTimer = subCurTimer;
iot_gpio_read(2, &input, &polarity); /*get gpio mode and value*/
iot_gpio_output(2, (input+1)%2); /*change gpio to output mode with
the reversed value*/
}
}
Simply locate the iot_custom.c file, open it in a suitable editor, add the code above, and save the
file.
See section 4.1, "Creating software projects" for details on how to use the content of
*:\LinkIt_Connect_7681_SDK\Src\ to create your own firmware projects.
2.4.2.
Compiling the application
This section describes how to compile the iot_customer.c file into Wi-Fi station mode firmware
for the LinkIt Connect 7681 development board.
2.4.2.1.
Source Code Compilation on Windows
In File Explorer open C:\Cygwin and double-click cygwin-andes.bat to start the Cygwin shell.
Enter the root directory of MT7681 source project, that is, the Src folder of the extracted SDK. In
this case *:\LinkIt_Connect_7681_SDK\Src\, noting that Cygwin uses the Linux / to delineate
the folder tree.
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iot_get_ms_time();
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