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The other thing that seems to be missing is a `.readinto()` method. Given that most of the memory used in my app is serial traffic I have a pre-declared buffer that I am reading the data into. Allocating bytes for each call to StreamReader.read() is probably not going to fare well given micropython'...

Having said that, my code has changed quite a bit since trying it. I'll give it another shot.

Thanks for asyncio and all the awesome documentation, BTW. It is all fantastic stuff!

Thanks, but no matter what I did I could not make that work without losing data. Interrupts seem to work much smoother for me.

Bah! Just figured it out. Apparently you can't use "*args, **kwargs" in your handler signature.

Hi There, I am trying to convert an app to asyncio and I am using this as a reference: https://github.com/peterhinch/micropython-async/blob/master/v3/docs/DRIVERS.md#6-irq_event However, no matter what I do I am getting the following error: Uncaught exception in IRQ callback handler MemoryError: I'm...

Actually, I may have finally got my code balanced enough that the pure uPython implementation works. I was trying to use asyncio for everything, but converting my main serial receive to a UART.irq callback it seems to be running smoothly now. I'll continue down this path for the time-being. But bein...

Hi There, I have been using micropython for quite some time (from Python) and have written some simple C modules in the past but I am trying to use micropython in a new way and could use some advice. I am wrapping an existing bunch of embedded C code that communicates over a serial port and requires...

Basically, I am trying to leverage an existing C library that relies on a few external functions to be defined related to a fundamental delay in microseconds, configuring and starting a timer, and implementing callbacks. It would be nice to use the dynamic native module infrastructure but it looks l...

Thanks for the reply. I have a similar question when trying to create a dynamic module using the native machine code approach. My native code expects a C function for timing to be externally defined (void delay_us(void)). This is hardware specific and I can't seem to figure out how to delegate this ...

Hey Guys, I am trying to build a native module following this page of documentation: https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/develop/natmod.html#natmod And I get the following LinkerError: LinkError: build/../cc-slave/src/handshake.o: undefined symbol: rand ../../micropython/py/dynruntime.mk:138: rec...