MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Using Python interpreter in /home/edgar/.espressif/python_env/idf5.0_py3.8_env/bin/python FYI we only support v4.x of the IDF. For ESP32 I recommend v4.2.2 and for the newer chips (S2, S3, etc) then v4.4.1. Looks like you're just using the master branch of the IDF. That doesn't explain your problem...

ixbo wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 20, 2022 9:48 am

Maybe there's someone who could explain me ???
Thanks very much

Sorry I'm not quite sure I understand your question...

Your device is connected, and it's listing scan results. What were you expecting to see?

If I were looking for a pragmatic solution I might match on just "MP_REGISTER_MODULE", see if the full match works, and report an error if not. Yes, I think something like this is likely to be a good improvement. Similar to what was done in https://github.com/micropython/micropython/commit/37d5114c...

As I understand it, a code block can only reference labels within the foo function. Yep, exactly. The asm_thumb functions are handled completely independently of eachother, and the label table is reset on each new scope. I am trying to avoid all possible MicroPython call overhead, which means keepi...

Just to follow-up... Is there actually a CPython vs MicroPython discrepancy here? As far as I can tell from the discussion, MicroPython matches CPython exactly?

What's the best way to report a potential bug? I didn't see anything raised about this on GitHub, but just to chime in from the implementation side... The line between "bug" and "feature that isn't implemented yet" and "feature that won't be implemented in MicroPython" is quite blurry! The CPython ...

I'm currently building MicroPython as a library to be used in another application as an embedded python interpreter. I would like to be able to include new mpy files without having to rebuild mp or the application it is embedded in. How would I do this? Now I understand your other post (https://for...

But how do I run say... the 'mpremoyte ls' command ? mpremote is built on pyboard.py, and this is designed to be used as a module from your own scripts. See https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/reference/pyboard.py.html#using-the-pyboard-library You can use pyb.fs_ls(), however this will print ou...

Yeah, this was just a curiosity I noted as I was running some tests on the REPL. No issues I can think of in an actual program. I'm not sure how Thonny is working for doing its REPL. I know the author is on the forum, so perhaps he can pipe in. The bulk of the leakage seems to be down to Thonny. Ye...

Firas_Baccouri wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 10, 2022 7:55 am

I need to let micropython running on an STM32F417 controller

Which board is the MCU on? Does it have SWD headers? Hooking up GDB would be my next step.

I assume you also changed it to use F417 (not F407) and updated the linker file to match the memory layout?