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I was able to put the mpy file in the same directory as the mp executable, but that doesn't work with my application. What do you mean by "doesn't work"... having the file in the same directory isn't what you want (does sys.path help?) or it just flat out doesn't load? As you're running on x86/x64 ...

These are the undefined symbols. Note they are also undefined in their corresponding object files. I added exactly the fragment you posted to unix/Makefile and I get (for example, gc_collect) $ nm libmicropython.a | grep 'gc_collect' U gc_collect 0000000000000000 T gc_collect_end 0000000000000000 T...

I've had success building the minimal port as a library (.a) but when I try the same with the Unix port I get a lot of undefined objects despite the source compiling properly. Can you post some examples of the missing symbols and also a minimal example of a program linking against your static libra...

I've had success building the minimal port as a library (.a) but when I try the same with the Unix port I get a lot of undefined objects despite the source compiling properly. To make the library I add the following: staticlib: $(OBJ) $(Q)$(AR) -r -o libmicropython.a $(OBJ) to the Unix port makefile...

I was able to put the mpy file in the same directory as the mp executable, but that doesn't work with my application. What do you mean by "doesn't work"... having the file in the same directory isn't what you want (does sys.path help?) or it just flat out doesn't load? As you're running on x86/x64 ...

I'm currently building MicroPython as a library to be used in another application as an embedded python interpreter. I would like to be able to include new mpy files without having to rebuild mp or the application it is embedded in. How would I do this? Now I understand your other post (https://for...

I would like to know where to put the mpy files so that I can create libraries without needing to rebuild mp? I'm currently trying to do this with the Minimal build. Are there any changes I need to make to mpconfigport? Normally they would be imported from the filesystem. `import foo` will first tr...

I would like to know where to put the mpy files so that I can create libraries without needing to rebuild mp? I'm currently trying to do this with the Minimal build. Are there any changes I need to make to mpconfigport?

I'm currently building MicroPython as a library to be used in another application as an embedded python interpreter. I would like to be able to include new mpy files without having to rebuild mp or the application it is embedded in. How would I do this?

Thank you, this was a lot of help.