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Thanks Kevin ! in the meantime this is working fine... from machine import Pin import uasyncio as asyncio from pushbutton import Pushbutton p = Pin(26, Pin.IN, Pin.PULL_UP) pb = Pushbutton(p) async def fn_1() : print("fn_1 every 3 s") print(time.time()) await asyncio.sleep(4) async def fn_2() : prin...

As an exercise, I set myself this goal : cancelling gathered tasks. I'm working with asyncio V3 and a ESP32 from machine import Pin import uasyncio as asyncio from pushbutton import Pushbutton # pushbutton is Kevin Köck's module p = Pin(26, Pin.IN, Pin.PULL_UP) pb = Pushbutton(p) async def fn_1() : ...

and thank you Peter for leading me to asyncio V3... and the guide "Application of uasyncio to hardware interfaces".
JP

Thank you both for your answers ! I will work on my code soon and come back if necessary.
Regardsn
JP

Hi, Sorry for this beginner's question... I work with a ESP32-WROOM This is the code reduced to its simplest version : # test asyncio threads import time import machine import sys from machine import I2C, Pin, Timer, Pin, ADC import micropython import uasyncio as asyncio async def fn_1() : while Tru...

Hi ! I added def sub_cb(topic_to_esp, message): with some code and client.check_msg() and it works. ;) It means that <client.check_msg()> or <client.wait_msg()> are mandatory as soon as I subscribe to a topic. Right ? I read a lot of your comments on this forum... and I learned a lot... thanks Peter...

Hi, My ESP8266 (nodemcu board controled with REPL) crashes after 5 loops . See the code below. With an ESP32, the code runs correctly. More information : - when I remove line 45 : <time.sleep(1)> , it works - when I remove the line 25 : < client.subscribe(b"sol") >, its works . Here is the code : im...