MicroPython Forum (Archive)

I'm going to port the msgpack library to micropython. msgpack is like json, but fast and small. Check out msgpack here: http://msgpack.org/ I think this library would be the best to start with as it is pure python and fairly simple (one file): https://github.com/vsergeev/u-msgpack-python To do this ...

so it does work after the following: However I thought struct was supposed to be in the standard library.

I can't seem to get the struct module when compiling in the unix folder $ cd unix $ make $ ./micropython Micro Python v1.4.3-150-ga19ba5f on 2015-06-13; linux version >>> import struct Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> ImportError: no module named 'struct' Am I d...

I would think you could just implement your "chips" library using the asyncio library and it could work like this. If the uasyncio library is anything like the stanard one, you just add it to the event loop and wallah! It will do the "asynchronous io" for you. Also, why is the example code written i...

Just to be sure, the final name is MicroPython, with CAPS and everything. I've been doing a massive overhaul of the wiki and I want to make sure this is right.

I personally like keeping the names of things that are "micro" smaller, such as upy or upython -- but that's just me. It's your project!

I went through how to use GIT_DIR and posted my findings to the wiki: https://github.com/micropython/micropython/wiki/Developing-on-a-microcontroller A link to which is in: https://github.com/micropython/micropython/wiki/Tips-and-Tricks I did a massive overhaul of the wiki by adding a sidebar and or...

Hell ya pfalcon. All of Intels hardware is crap in my opinion, for all the reasons you gave - bloated software and unable to modify or upgrade. If you need more power, do an O Droid or Raspi 2. Micropython is a significant advancement for the general lower power case.

That's a really unfortunate result of the 31bit magic. I think it's worth it to create an issue for the stm module to return the actual in value - - if that has to be multiple precision then so be it.

That is a great idea for a library! A few comments: - If it is possible, I think it would be better for the library to receive the pin object that the user wants to use, rather than receive a text string. - I'm not sure what the advantage of the "description" is -- it seems to add complexity that co...

I'd like to do some testing with this and the asyncio library to see if we can get an asynchronous I2c socket. Has anybody tried this?