MicroPython Forum (Archive)

hi. is there a way to install uasync library in the SD card for quick testing? in the github page only mentions of firmaware installation. is it necessary to install library in firmware and then burn it to the board? regards. EDIT: i found it already. just creating the directory and placing the py f...

thanks for all your replies. interesting and useful all of them. I though the unix port was meant to be almost a simulation of working with the board. I think using flake8 is what will make the catching of errors less annoying. I had no idea of those "stubs", anytime i'll give them a try. my actual ...

hi everyone first a little background: i wrote a (dummy almost) module in my laptop, and then copied to /lib directory in my pyboard's flash card. When i connected to pyboard's REPL i could import the module but it did not work. After a while i detected a missing colon and after that all went well. ...

thanks. i think that's it.

ok.
thanks.. i guess .

Thanks. please just help me clarify which file(s?) size must i watch, and versus which limit. i mean: i see the directory build-PYBV11 is 4.7MB. Here i have several files (firmware.dfu, firmware.elf, etc..) which of these are written to the board at firmware update? according to the feature table py...

neat.
thank you very much. i missed that in the documentation.
maybe it would be more useful to have that comment instead of the shebang, dont you think

any clue about question 1? how do i know how big can i make my firmware-embedded modules?

hi everyone. i finally could build firmware and deploy it to my pyboard 8-) . anyway, a pair or questions are still unanswered for me: 1) how can i define the max size of the contents of the "modules" directory? i suppose there is some limit. what is it, where can i find or how can i calculate it? (...

hi.
persistent bytecode?
i dont remember to have read about that in the docs..
i'll search here in the forum..

i want to upvote for JimTal001's suggestion:
" A way to deploy protected pyboard code..".
i think this is almost mandatory if we want to see the pyboard being used in commercial or industrial applications and not just hobby projects and such.