I need C++11 for my project which the latest Arduino IDE is using but not older versions. What is the limitation that the Neo requires an older version of the IDE? I also read that you have a custom version of the IDE, why do you need a custom version?
Dear Scott, we use a custom version because, given that UDOO NEO has a different chipset, there is not a 100% compatibility with Arduino.
In case someone else comes across this, here are the answers I've found to my questions: 1) I was mistaken; the internal IDE is using C++11, but is missing some standard headers for some reason. I worked around this by using the IDE on my desktop, which had all the standard headers. 2) The official Arduino IDE can be used from your desktop. The custom version is only required to run on the A9, so must be related to that environment.
