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Kenneth, I plan to do the opposite: use a pyboard as a RPI shield, in order to add some low-level tasks support...

For breakout boards, see:

http://shop.trioflex.ee/product.php?id_product=110
http://dangerousprototypes.com/2013/11/ ... or-stm32f4

Feel free to post your results; I know someone using this sensor with a RPi, and he could be interesting by the micropython solution

You may in addition use external interrupts:

http://micropython.org/doc/module/pyb/ExtInt

Have a look at the last section of this tutorial:

http://micropython.org/doc/tut-timer

Hope this helps.

Hi! I'm totally new to coroutines, asyncio and so... I only used thread so far, but it seems that they are things of the past! So, I started looking at CPython asyncio module, and I will try to switch one of my project to asyncio, as I would like to port it to micropython. But I understood that asyn...

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:330311

Hope this can be usefull... I plan to make a better one, with a cover.

Hi!

I received my 4 pyboards yesterday

Thanks!

Hi!

I was thinking to use a Pyboard as Raspberry Pi shield. The idea is to add I/Os with low level routines which could be called from a complex programm on the RPi...

I²C, SPI, USB or serial could be used for the com.

Does it make sens?

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fma wrote:It's a little deceptive because it shows a box wih a checkmark beside the link, but you aren't subscribed unless you click on the link.

Yes! It took me a while to undestand that I needed to click!

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