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Provide a practical overview of the Raspberry Pi Pico SDK and where to find implementation details, API docs, examples, and board-specific configuration. Use for onboarding, architecture orientation, and quickly locating SDK symbols.

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pico-sdk-overview
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Provide a practical overview of the Raspberry Pi Pico SDK and where to find implementation details, API docs, examples, and board-specific configuration. Use for onboarding, architecture orientation, and quickly locating SDK symbols.
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What part of the Pico SDK do you want to understand?
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# Pico SDK Overview Provide a concise, practical map of the Pico SDK and point to the best source for details. ## When to Use - You need an orientation to Pico SDK layers and modules. - You need to find where an API is declared or implemented. - You need quick pointers to examples, board config, or CMake integration. - You want "where to look next" for a specific peripheral (GPIO, ADC, PWM, UART, PIO, DMA, etc.). ## Inputs - User question or area of interest (for example: `ADC`, `PIO`, `pico_time`, `build system`). - Optional target family or board context (`rp2040`, `rp2350`, specific board macro). ## Procedure 1. Identify the local SDK path in this workspace: - Primary: `build/pico-sdk/` - Also consider project-level files: `pico_sdk_import.cmake`, `CMakeLists.txt` 2. Give a 6-part SDK map: - Build integration (CMake + import) - Core runtime (`pico_stdlib`, time/sync/utility) - Hardware abstraction (`hardware_*` modules) - Architecture/family areas (`rp2_common`, `rp2040`, `rp2350`) - Boot/flash/reset support - Examples and docs 3. For each requested area, provide: - Header location(s) - Likely implementation/source location(s) - One "best next file" to open first - Any gotchas (clocking, IRQ, DMA channel usage, pin muxing, etc.) 4. Point to local and upstream details using [Pico SDK detail map](./references/pico-sdk-detail-map.md). 5. End with a short action list tailored to the request (for example, 2-4 files to open next). ## Output Format - **Overview (short):** 4-8 bullets of architecture-level context. - **Where details live:** concrete paths and doc links. - **Next files to open:** prioritized mini list. - **Optional follow-up:** suggest deeper drill-down (call graph, symbol trace, example comparison). ## Quality Checks - Paths and module names are specific (not generic hand-waving). - Distinguish declaration vs implementation location when possible. - Include both local-workspace and official documentation pointers. - Keep explanations concise unless user asks for deep dive. ## References - [Pico SDK detail map](./references/pico-sdk-detail-map.md)
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