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Hi, I have a micropython project and am hooking up a module to a uart on a STM32F MCU. I have an existing C library that uses a COM port to communicate with a module. I'd really like to reuse that library on my micropython project. I've looked through the lower level "drivers" such as uart.c and mac...

Hi, Has anyone done this before? I'm wanting to access a serial device connected to my MCU and would like to reuse the C source code library I have that communicates over a UART interface. Here is my high-level design micropython <-> micropy_interface <-> existing C library <-> C-based uart interfac...

Hi, I have this same issue and I followed the recipe that was presented and I still get the following: CC ../../extmod/modussl_axtls.c In file included from ../../lib/axtls/ssl/tls1.h:46, from ../../lib/axtls/ssl/ssl.h:75, from ../../extmod/modussl_axtls.c:35: ../../lib/axtls/ssl/os_port.h:1:20: err...

Hi,

Where is " into the module directory of the unix port?"
Will that give me a clue as to where I should put the uasyncio code to be included in a build for a STM32 device?

Thanks much!

Hi,
Thanks!
It is now there but I don't know how - was it from "import upip", import upip, upip.install('micropython-uasyncio')?

Now how do I get uasyncio to be in the build? I want to add it to STM32 build and any subsequent builds of micropython.

Thanks very much!

HI,
I'm having the same issue and the solution posted did not solve it.
Any other ideas are truly welcome and greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your assistance.

where is this "unix/modules" location you are referring to?