MicroPython Forum (Archive)

The changelog from Wed, 26 Apr 2023 for version v1.20.0 includes the line:
Does that mean that bonding is now supposed to work on esp32?

Having seen a bunch of awfully slow graphics demos on Youtube I was wondering if stock micropyton is able to do simple 3D graphics in an acceptable manner. It can: https://youtube.com/shorts/EcZD9xHFwBc The display driver and the graphics routines as well as the 3d stuff is written in Micropython. T...

mc2software wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 09, 2022 12:54 pm

Do the two boards need to share a ground?

Uhm ... yes, since electricity flows in a closed loop. You cannot power something using a single wire only.

Are you sure you are the right person to setup and test mains?

Thanks for the offer.

Anything easy to download and to parse would be great. Most convenient would be a single file containing at least the latest version number and individual links to all the matching binaries.

I'll open an issue for that.

Why are there no binary releases on github? Currently some binary images are statically burnt into my uPIDE allowing the user to flash a firmware. I would like to automate that. For that i'd need to way to figure out which the latest version is and where to download the binaries from. Currently e.g....

I've seen it. If I count right, there are now 4 implementations for ESP32 plus the generic GPIO based version. That does not improve the situation. What's the problem with that? Improvements IMHO are great. The older versions didn't look very pleasing to me and weren'r working properly. I'd actuall...

There are now several implementations for this. I have started myself this some time ago: https://github.com/harbaum/micropython/blob/ESP32PCNT/ports/esp32/machine_pcnt.c And recently this has been implemented: https://github.com/micropython/micropython/compare/master...jonathanhogg:esp32_machine_co...

For my uPIDE micropython IDE I would like to do some micropython specific conext help. I would like to use the .rst files as a basis. Like e.g. this file for the machine module: https://github.com/micropython/micropython/blob/master/docs/library/machine.rst But I am unable to find anything that can ...

Don't know about HM-10 that much. What is the maximum range of HM-10? It's just a BLE device, so 10m I'd guess. But this isn't actually using a HM-10. It's using the ESP32's own bluetooth to mimic the HM-10. That allows the ESP32 to be used with all those apps that are meant to talk to the HM-10.

Can I add my own native python NIC to a setup that is otherwise network ready? E.g. the ESP32 port or the RP2040 port from Wiznet both come with everything needed for networking. Can I add a pure python NIC to these? If I do socket io on the RP2040 with µP from https://github.com/Wiznet/RP2040-HAT-M...