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Oh, and btw: don't drink that much coke

Cool stuff but how about something like WS2812 RGB LEDs? Is far simpler imho!

The recent Git commits are making me interested in the new features of this port (wifi is being implemented). So i decided to give this build a try. Building the ESP-Open-SDK from pfalcon's Git repository worked on my Debian Wheezy like a charm (except Wheezy does not know a unrar package, luckily t...

Cool site and nice environment to show strangers how easy to use Micro Python (|MicroPython|microPython|uPy) really is. Maybe you should add a note the Micro Python is usually intended to run scripts longer than 10 seconds. Never underestimate that inattentive press agent who tells that this is a to...

I do understand your sub-thread spawned from this topic, but am not into those topics deep enough to be really help out there. I could test your ESP2688 ports (preferably in binary form) and contribute pure python code, but sadyl not more. I assume contributing to porting is needed far more at this ...

You should be able to accomplish this by reading the following documentations: Tutorial 2. Running your first script pyb.have_cdc() The key to success should be to alter the boot.py file and integrate a decision if you see a serial device over USB. If no CDC is available the USB connenction can be u...

pfalcon wrote:Why so complicated (based on your other messages too)?

I do simply try to understand the things I talk about.

With firmware verisons 1.3.7 I can run the OLED display library forked from the other thread without any problems (SSD1306 using I2C). After updating the firmware to any 1.3.8 version I do get the following TypeError: Micro Python v1.3.8-9-g8a2cc1c on 2014-12-30; PYBv1.0 with STM32F405RG Type "help(...

If i read the code correctly the read() method is non-blocking (dunno if this really differs from the recv() method!?). It does not allocate any memory on the heap and should be usable within an interrupt handling mechanism. The return value always is the number of bytes read. This is a different be...

Reading a little into the C code for the accelerometer i wonder if the method 'filtered_xyz()' does work as expected. Surely, the method name does suggest some sort of filtering. It seems that the C code should return a filtered result over the last four calls to this method. Instead it does return ...