Processing 3.4 is out of the oven. Here’s the build for ARM as well as our pre-configured Raspbian image. See our steps how to get started with this those. Hope you enjoy!
What’s new in 3.4:
- IO: New example sketch showing how to use ADS1X15 Analog-to-Digital converters (e.g. ADS1015 or ADS1115 from Adafruit)
What was new in 3.3.7.2:
- IO: Make I2C errors more descriptive
What was new in 3.3.7.1:
- IO: pinMode() can now set pull-up and pull-down resistors on Raspbian (thanks to @xranby for 64-bit help)
- IO: New example sketch showing how to use a MPR121 capacitive touch sensor (fun tutorial by @msurguy forthcoming)
- IO: New example sketch showing how to use a BME280 environmental sensor (contributed by @OlivierLD)
- IO: New example sketch showing how to use a TSL2561 light sensor (contributed by @OlivierLD)
- IO: New example sketch showing how to use a PCA9685 Servo & PWM controller (contributed by @OlivierLD)
- IO: pinMode() got faster
- IO: I2C now supports talking to slower devices, such as Arduino boards
- Support for ARM Mali graphics was added to P2D/P3D (thanks to seongwook from the forums for his help during bringup)
- P3D now supports up to 4 lights on Pi using their OpenGL driver
- Serial library now supports Raspbian’s port naming (such as “/dev/serial0”)
- Processing on ARM can now export applications for Microsoft Windows