Arduino

[foxter]

Hello,
is there any possibility to install arduino to raspberry pi3?

[mahjongg]

You mean the Arduino sketch environment?
Yes, the Linux version should run...
Gertduino does so, see viewforum.php?f=96 and can program the ATMega chip from the PI.

[foxter]

I would like to replace my board with atmega with RP3.

[CarlRJ]

You can also connect an Arduino (say, an Uno) to a Pi via USB and talk to the Arduino over the connection using pyserial (or likely in various other ways).

[BMS Doug]

Alex Eames has a good set of tutorials for communicating between a Pi and an arduino (the tutorials are written specifically for his arduino compatible board but will be applicable to any arduino or compatible).

[DougieLawson]

I would like to replace my board with atmega with RP3.

Doing that is non-trivial. The Arduino is a micro-controller that usually runs a single-threaded program that performs a single task. The Raspberry Pi is a full scale general purpose micro-computer running a multi-tasking, multi-threading operating system.

You're comparing apples to oranges.

If you really want to run a Raspberry like an Arduino you have to move away from Linux and get a single task, single threaded program running on the bare metal. That's something that's beyond the skills of 95% of the folks on this forum.

[hippy]

I would like to replace my board with atmega with RP3.

Do you mean using your Pi to interface with what your arduino would interface to ?

If so any programming language which allows GPIO access should allow that fairly easily.

If you want to create arduino scripts and run those on a Pi, or have the Pi so it can accept scripts downloaded from an arduino IDE the RasPiArduino project may be what you need -

https://github.com/me-no-dev/RasPiArduino