Google has introduced the Pigweed SDK, an embedded computer development suite derived from Pigweed, a library for 32-bit microcontrollers that was launched in 2020. This SDK includes a comprehensive set of tools such as the Bazel-based build/flash/test suite, the Clang/LLVM compiler suite, RPC communication system, REPL interface for experimenting with new code, reading device logs, and issuing various commands, as well as software that integrates with Visual Studio Code and GitHub Actions.
In general, Pigweed supports 32-bit chips without MMLU, previously supported by STMicroelectronics STM32L452 and Nordic nRF52832 chips, and now includes support for the recently launched RP2350 chip.
TLDR: Google unveils Pigweed SDK for embedded computer development, offering various tools and support for 32-bit chips from different manufacturers.
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