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I mainly ST-Link to program STM23 boards. If your using a cheap clone of ST-Link then you will find the hardware reset line isn't connected although it is broken out so ensure when your flashing program that you use software reset instead of hardware reset and this fixed the problems that I had with...

There is also a new platform coming out from Lego called spike which will be able to run a bare metal port of MP, I believ they have set August as the release date for the bare metal MP on Spike

Have you seen this board with a Allwinner V3s Arm Cortex A7 https://www.banggood.com/Lichee-Pi-Zero ... rehouse=CN

It has docs here https://github.com/Squonk42/V3s_Documentation

I do believe it set to be open source.

I have 1 of the contributors asking me some questions now in a private message. I think they are currently using the unix port rather then a stand alone bare metal port

I see that Lego has now released a Micro-Python port for Lego EV3 see https://education.lego.com/en-us/suppor ... OCzaQfMuJU

I think in the end Lobo has written a lot of high performance code for uPython that he has made MIT license. He hasn't received any finical gain and a number of commercial operators have used his port for their finical gain e.g. M5Stack. This is a big contribution to the community. Being MIT license...

My stepper motor control is a bit more complex as I use the methods used by CNC firmware to achieve smooth acceleration and precise step counts. From Matty post above it looks like main stream Micro-python doesn't allow for different freq of PWM just different duty widths on the same freq as it only...

Python drivers work at an ok speed providing the SPI screen is very low res but when using larger SPI displays like 320 X 240 it is a huge noticeable speed difference in LoBo display module.

I briefly touched on implementing I2C slave on ESP32 (using Boris' implementation as a guide). The implementation should be reasonably straightforward. But 3935 should be resolved first since the API for I2C slave is not well defined... I did write in C a software I2C slave for a STM32F103 (AKA blu...

It's possible parts of Display could be implemented in Python but I suspect fairly significant chunks of it will need to be implemented in C. A lot of it - drawing circles, manipulating bytes, font management etc - require high levels of performance to be usable. Measure first, of course, but a dis...