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FWIW I have successfully used a Black Magic Probe to flash a Particle Xenon (nrf52840). (I added the FLASHER=bmp support to the nrf Makefile) What does your ./gdb-nrf52.sh look like? Is it possible to use gdb / black magic probe to detect whether micropython is actuall running using the gdb / back m...

lucille wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 04, 2020 9:33 pm

can you share that C code please?

Even better, Damien created a PR a few weeks ago (hopefully to be merged soon) that adds a proper driver to the stm32 port: https://github.com/micropython/micropython/pull/5318

So that means that your git repo doesn't appear to have the v1.12 tag? Can you run "git tag -l"

What's your origin remote? "git remote -v"

And what's the HEAD commit? "git log -n 1"

There isn't really support yet for "async" hardware APIs. Have a look at https://forum.micropython.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7372&p=42573 for a recent example though. You're right -- if you call a blocking hardware API, the entire asyncio loop will be blocked. The longer answer is that we'll need to m...

Yes -- the interpreter needs the bytecode to be in randomly accessible memory (not specifically RAM, but just memory that it can access like a pointer to bytes). Which the firmware in ROM is (as you've seen with your hex dump tool). Yes -- because MicroPython does not (currently) have a way to write...

USB needs three things: - a software stack - a hardware implementation (this is what i'm calling the peripheral, i.e. registers and buffers and stuff) - an electrical interface (a PHY) (this generates the fast differential signal) All three chips support USB HS. However, the PHY on the 767 and 722 o...

Can you look at build-BLACK_F407VE/genhdr/mpversion.h and see what the banner looks like there?

Compare that to the output of
which is what py/makeversionhdr.py uses to generate that file.

I'm guessing you're using https://github.com/mcauser/BLACK_F407VE as I don't believe this board is supported in the main repo? Edit: removed the previous message. Misread your question. On second thought, looking at the banner, the date and hash indicate that it is 1.12... hrmmm, have you tried runn...

I'll confirm this for sure next week, but off the top of my head here are some additional points relevant to your summary: They all have USB HS _peripherals_ but only the 723 (SF3) has the on-board HS PHY. (I realise this distinction is irrelevant for most people though as the pybd does not include ...

Yes. Damien works on MicroPython as his full-time job, and although there are some other things that also support the project, the sale of pyboards and related accessories through his company, George Robotics, is a major part of what makes it possible for him to do that. (Minor disclaimer: I am a pa...