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Here you go with the header file: https://github.com/pulkin/micropython/b ... y/stream.h

I have the following piece of code (porting esp32 sockets):
It fails at the assignment with error: expected identifier before ‘(’ token. Any idea?

So what kind of API should I implement for the scenario: "SMS recieved", for example?

In the end, the problem looks for me as following: I do not have access to interrupts in the event-driven SDK. If I want to process interrupts I either wait for micropython code to finish or do that in a different task having its own stack. As a result, the code fails at stack check. It is possible ...

I resolved it, sort of. But I still need feedback. What I did is I created a timer sending recurring event to the REPL task (i.e. the one handling intialization and UART input). mp_handle_pending is invoked in the task. mp_sched_schedule is used to run callbacks. Is it OK?

Ok, I think I pinned the error down to mp_stack_check using a sh*t-and-sticks debugger: void mp_stack_check(void) { mp_warning("mp_stack_check"); if (mp_stack_usage() >= MP_STATE_THREAD(stack_limit)) { mp_warning(" raising: %u >= %u", mp_stack_usage(), MP_STATE_THREAD(stack_limit)); mp_raise_recursi...

What exactly do you mean? mp_obj_t mp_call_function_n_kw(mp_obj_t fun_in, size_t n_args, size_t n_kw, const mp_obj_t *args) { // TODO improve this: fun object can specify its type and we parse here the arguments, // passing to the function arrays of fixed and keyword arguments DEBUG_OP_printf("calli...

Ok, I looked into ESP pin callback implementation and found that these callbacks belong to root pointers. Am I on the right way?

Hi community, I am porting micropython to the A9 GSM module (see also: A9G, RDA8955). It usually comes as a part of the board with a charge controller, external antennae, etc.: a very interesting piece of hardware overall from ESP manufacturers. The ongoing work is here: https://github.com/pulkin/mi...