MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Hi,
I'm studying the MicroPython documentation and I found the phrase "On suitable hardware MicroPython offers the ability to write interrupt handlers in Python" in the Writing interrupt handlers section. What is precisely this suitable hardware? Is there a list of micros?

Did you set MPY_DIR in the Makefile? Yes, and I know it's properly set because the compiler is able to reach the py/dynruntime.h header. The problem is the "py/obj.h" file which cannot locate the "assert.h" header. This is the result of a search of "assert.h" inside the Micropython folder. None of ...

Hi, I'm following this documentation to compile a C library of mine into .mpy files so that i can use it as an external python module in my code. For testing purpose I've created a "test.c" source file, containing the "test" function. The first line is #include "py/dynruntime.h" as required by the d...

Is it possible that I'm getting this error because of uploading ONLY the main script and not the "sensmod.py" file?

Working with emacs and elisp, nothing should frighten you. Emacs and ELisp do ;) You can surely add a shell command into emacs. Yes, the emacs command is basically an async-shell-ommand which runs the pyboard.py script with the file of the buffer as a parameter with the com port and the baud rate. ...

How do you copy your modules into the Pico? And you do use an IDE like Thonny? Actually I'm using Emacs with some ELisp functions i wrote which uses micropython to upload it to the device. The latter may may hide whether files are permanently uploaded to the target or not. For the moment I'm just u...

Hi, I am trying to run a simple program which should do certain things depending on the value of an analog input.As long as I leave all the code in a single file, everything works, but if for example I put the "Sensor" class in a "sensmod.py" module, and I import it via "import sensmod" and then use...