The Arduino ProMicro (on eBay) is about $8, but programs in Ard C.

Time that is much better spent actually using your new custom TMP006 application (or playing with your kids, or making kids). Even nearly identical systems like WinAVR standard C and Arduino. You could spend a million hours on all the tiny details needed to get systems written in one language for a specific platform to function on another platform. But you will have a working custom device when the steps above are completed. That will take a lot longer than you think it will. Then learn how to load the sample code into the Arduino, connect the the TMP006 to the Arduino, and modify the demo source to fit your project using the TMP006. If you don't have an Arduino module, I suggest getting a Pro Micro as they are the cheapest minimal working Arduino available on eBay. You've purchased a board for $15 that includes a small working demo program written in a language (Arduino C: Wiring library) specific to a development system (Arduino AVR). At the risk of seeming sarcastic or condescending, allow me to comment on this individual Arduino vs.

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