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Hello everyone！ My name is Cheche, I'm from China, I'm an amateur electronic fan, I have a question to ask, I have a LCD with ILI9341 chip, but using softSPI is too slow,so， Can I use ESP32's hardware SPI?(machine,SPI is softSPI ? right?) Thanks！ By the way, I'm not very good at English！ :D Hi Chec...

Hi, You can use HW SPI with just about any of the pins, but when you use the "native" pins for a particular HW SPI, you should be able to achieve much higher baud rates. Yes, you must pass the actual Pin() objects. For HSPI (id = 1), the pins are: CLK: 14 MOSI: 13 MISO: 12 For VSPI (id = 2): CLK: 18...

Yes, the problem is resolved (probably by your fixups for IDF sync), but I still don't know why the flash writes only failed from within the function that was called by mp_sched_schedule(), thus this question.

It was a long shot, but I figured it was worth asking.

Thanks.

I'm using mp_sched_schedule() to trigger callbacks into µPy. This by-and-large works fine, but if I have some code in the callback that writes to flash, it crashes spectacularly, but without usefull backtrace (see https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/issues/611 ). Are there any known caveats to usin...

Does that mean that there's no weakref concept for µPy objects?

I have an implemented class that provides "make_new" to create a related object. That related object has a UUID, and the object is a "singleton" per UUID; that is for UUID "5", there is only one object. To implement this, I was going to keep a table of existing created objects, and if the constructo...

Is this the correct way to implement an .attr handler that must return bound methods? Specifically the mp_obj_new_bound_meth() bits? Also, how do you make dir(x) work correctly with an .attr handler? STATIC mp_obj_t network_bluetooth_service_start(mp_obj_t self_in) { NETWORK_BLUETOOTH_DEBUG_PRINTF("...