Judging from the first time around, they give people just enough SDK to get started, and then develop the SDK in parallel with the community releasing products.
About two years ago they were telling people to unzip a file in their home directory and put arm-none-eabi-gcc in $PATH:
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I'd be surprised if they didn't realize some SDKs to make working with whatever protocol they come up with easier.
Judging from the first time around, they give people just enough SDK to get started, and then develop the SDK in parallel with the community releasing products.
About two years ago they were telling people to unzip a file in their home directory and put arm-none-eabi-gcc in $PATH:
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