Marlin AVR Boards for Arduino IDE #27160
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Arduino IDE is behind PlatformIO when it comes to build customization, speed, and efficiency, but it does have hooks that could allow for a more optimized build experience on par with PlatformIO. To add support for some boards in Arduino IDE you must install the "Marlin AVR Boards" support folder in your
[Sketchbook]/hardwarefolder. This adds some Marlin-supported boards to the Tools > Boards sub-menu and provides the necessary build parameters.This is mainly added for experimentation, to see how much we can optimize a build under Arduino IDE, and in the long term to see whether it is possible to build most or all Marlin-supported boards within Arduino IDE.
Since the Arduino IDE Boards Manager makes it possible to add a boards package using a remote URL, it would be most convenient to host these files in a new repository (
MarlinFirmware/ArduinoSupport) and then add any files needed to allow adding the package to Arduino IDE remotely. This will also allow the package to be separately maintained in a logical place, whereas right now there is no real "official" home for these files.Formerly: https://github.com/Bob-the-Kuhn/Marlin_AT90USB