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I would like to use the micropython-logging module available here: https://github.com/micropython/micropython-lib/tree/master/logging . To instal this module on my ESP32 board I've used upip: import upip upip.install('micropython-logging') I see that upip doesn't get the version on the master branch...

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Tue Apr 06, 2021 6:25 am

You need to run the latest daily build of firmware: ThreadSafeFlag will be supported in release build 1.15.

Thanks Peter, how can I install v1.15?

I'm running Micropython v1.14 and uasyncio v3.0.0 on ESP32 and I would like to use the Message class. I copied the primitives directory tree and its contents to the ESP32's filesystem as reported here: https://github.com/peterhinch/micropython-async/blob/master/v3/docs/TUTORIAL.md#111-primitives but...

Thanks for the support. I figured out the problem was the order of task scheduling: main asyncio.create_task(dht_measure(dht)) asyncio.create_task(update_display(display)) In this order the first event triggered from dht_measure was missed by update_display , maybe the scheduling require some time. ...

Thanks Peter, it is exactly what I looking for. I didn't realized that multiple tasks can trigger the same event. I've just have a little problem: async def dht_measure(d: DHT22): while True: global temp, hum d.measure() temp = d.temperature() hum = d.humidity() event.set() event.clear() await async...

Thanks Kevin, I thought to do something similar but the problem is the continuous polling and the minimum amount of time to receive the next event (in this case 20ms). Is there another way to make the same stuff without polling? You can poll all events like: a=[event1,event2,event3] for event in a: ...

Hi all, I'm new to Asyncio (and MicroPython as well) and I'm writing a firmware for an ESP32. I need to update an LCD display every time one of multiple events is triggered. Let me give an example just to clarify: I have a task that reads from a DHT22 sensors (temperature and humidity) every two sec...