Up until now I’d not considered how to address this. I knew that an Arduino main() existed from poking around in the code base – it had to be there because it is required by the C++ standard.

The Arduino Compile Phase So we’ve got C/C++ code. Compiling it into an Arduino project is surprisingly straightforward, and it’s well-documented in the Arduino docs wiki.

Arduino can be built with C20/C++20 or C17/C++17 by switching to the latest gcc-arm-none-eabi. Below shows 2 different ways one using arduino-cli and the other using a Makefile included in this repo.

mixed-Reality Cycling Experience using Arduino, Arduino Code, Unity, C# and BLE to broadcast real-time cycling movement from static bicycles to Virtual Reality. This repository contains an ...

Click Sketch > Verify / Compile to make sure the code is properly in there. Save the file and then attach the Arduino to your computer with the USB cable. Click File > Upload.