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# Raspberry Pi Pico W Minimal Wi-Fi UDP Example (Arch Linux)
## Authorship
This document was generated using ChatGPT (OpenAI), version 5.2.
It has not been independently reviewed or validated yet.
## Purpose
Minimal Pico W Wi-Fi example using the Arch Linux packaged Pico SDK.
Goal: clean build, no hidden assumptions, raw lwIP usage.
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## Environment
* Arch Linux
* `pico-sdk` from `/usr/share/pico-sdk`
* Board: Pico W
* Toolchain: `arm-none-eabi-gcc`
* lwIP in `NO_SYS` mode
* Driver: `pico_cyw43_arch_lwip_poll`
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Add the following sections.
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## Build
```sh
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make -j
```
Explanation:
* `cmake ..` configures the project and generates build files.
* `make -j` builds using all available CPU cores.
* After configuration, normal source changes require only `make -j`.
* If `CMakeLists.txt` changes, delete the `build/` directory and run `cmake` again.
The resulting firmware file:
```
build/pico_w_udp_client.uf2
```
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## Flash
```sh
picotool load -f pico_w_udp_client.uf2
```
This writes the UF2 image to the Pico W over USB (device must be in BOOTSEL mode or rebooted via picotool).
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## Runtime Behavior
After flashing and reset:
1. The Pico W connects to the configured Wi-Fi network.
2. Once DHCP assigns an IP address, the onboard LED turns on.
3. The device begins sending periodic `hello world` UDP messages to the configured destination IP address.
## CMake Configuration
Board is selected in `CMakeLists.txt`:
```cmake
set(PICO_BOARD pico_w)
include(pico_sdk_import.cmake)
```
Wi-Fi credentials are kept outside the main source tree:
```cmake
target_include_directories(pico_w_udp_client PRIVATE
${CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_DIR}
${CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_DIR}/../secrets
)
```
Example usage:
```c
#include "secrets/fra.h"
```
This keeps credentials separate from firmware logic.
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## Networking Model
* lwIP raw API (UDP)
* `NO_SYS = 1`
* Explicit polling via `cyw43_arch_poll()`
* Project-local `lwipopts.h`
No sockets, no netconn, no `sys_arch`, no background threads.
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## Key Points
* Arch SDK requires providing your own `lwipopts.h`.
* Sockets require `NO_SYS = 0` and a `sys_arch` implementation — not used here.
* Raw API is the simplest and fully self-contained option.
* TCP/UDP framing must be handled at application level.
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## Result
✔ Builds cleanly
✔ Pico W connects to Wi-Fi
✔ UDP packets transmitted
✔ Deterministic configuration