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So I looked up what a "Arduino DUE" is DUE is a cortex M3 based unit. no floating point unit, but reasonably capable of floating point library but not int he volume required but I'd have to say, unlikely to work without a TON of work. CortexM3 is OK for (work already done) fixed point reference design codecs, but not this one. you'd be highly recommended to get codec2 running on the STMF4 discovery $15 or STMF7 $80 discovery board. (unless you want a project for the summer- fixed point port of codec2.....) there seems to be a bit of arduino STM32 F4 activity in the stm32duino forum http://www.stm32duino.com/viewforum.php?f=39 good luck cheers Glen English VK1XX On 25/05/2016 8:45 PM, Shane Burrell
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