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I'm trying to make 1.3.9 unix version. On CentOS-7 64-bit it builds and works fine. Making it on Tiny Core (x86 and arm) I get the following error: CC modtermios.c CC modsocket.c CC modffi.c LINK micropython /bin/sh: libdir: not found build/modffi.o: In function `ffifunc_call': modffi.c:(.text+0x1b0...

Lars R. wrote:@kfricke:
Python is popular amongst people that don't know much about computers or programming.

Right, including peopla at Google, Ericsson, Microsoft, etc...

Lars R. wrote:@kfricke:
it could be a reason to choose micropython instead of a raspberry.

Joking?

It sounds a faulty pot.

Markus Gritsch wrote:Is there a particular reason for dsPIC33? Wouldn't a PIC32MX (even available in DIP package) or the newer PIC32ZX be better suited?

Agree, PIC32 fits better. There will be new chips available soon with even more resources and advanced MIPS core and DSP support.

I did, but didn't find reference to MIPS ony other ARM's and dsPIC which is a different animal.

Numpy would be too heavy and generic for the board. A dedicated M4 optimized DSP lib would be preferred to use power of M4. It would make pyboard ideal for audio signal processing in modems, SDR, etc.

Unfortunately the latest commit is two years old, the latest discussion in issue tracker is one year. Looks a dead project, or at least suspended

Hi

is there a plan to port micropython to Microchip's PIC32 (MIPS)family? They are rapidly pushing out new chips with more and more resources, so it can be a feasable project in terms of available flash and RAM.

Regards... Béla

Works fine, thanks!

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Béla