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The Arduino threading APIs brings multi-threading to the world of Arduino. If you're new to the concept of threads we suggest you have first a look at the Threading Basics document.

The following Arduino architectures and boards are currently supported:

mbed_portenta: Portenta H7
mbed_nano: Nano 33 BLE, Nano RP2040 Connect
mbed_edge: Edge Control
mbed_nicla: Nicla Sense ME, Nicla Vision

Tooling

Threading with the above mentioned Arduino cores can be achieved by leveraging the Arduino_Threads library in combination with the Arduino Command Line Interface (arduino-cli).

For those who are unsure how to use the Arduino CLI in combination with multi-threading take a look a condensed getting started guide. There's also the comprehensive arduino-cli documentation to consider.

Download a preliminary, pre-built arduino-cli binary (experimental) or patched Arduino IDE (very experimental) for your operating system that supports threading:

Platform	Download CLI	Download IDE
MacOS_64Bit	`arduino-cli`	`Arduino IDE`
Linux_32Bit	`arduino-cli`	`Arduino IDE`
Linux_64Bit	`arduino-cli`	`Arduino IDE`
Linux_ARMv6	`arduino-cli`
Linux_ARMv7	`arduino-cli`	`Arduino IDE`
Windows_32Bit	`arduino-cli`
Windows_64Bit	`arduino-cli`	`Arduino IDE`

In the following documents you will find more information about the topics covered by this library.

Arduino_Threads/docs

Tooling

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