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I have a proposed program which will perform some point to point comms between 2 pyboards running an a callback say on the rising edge of a pin. One of the boards writes data to disc. I'd like this file io to be interrupted and my callback serviced. What are the issues in having lower irq file io sa...

The only way you can interface these led with micropython on microbit it arm thumb2 assembly or
Possibly using the spi bus in a similar way
to this . The code is for the pyboard but isn't too difficult to translate. Notice the colours are specified in gbr not rgb.

I've done some work with 2 pyboard 1.1 communicating via uart. I have acheived speeds of 2.6kHz with good consistency of period. The programs an classes can be found in the high-frequency-data-logger repository on GitHub

When a program terminates and I have a serial terminal open why do I always have this output. I have other micropython devices they just print Micropython version details and the >>> prompt. Type "help()" for more information. >>> AT^SQPORT? Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1 ...

The neopixel module is written in arm thumb2 assembly i think

Ask about upcoming functionality by logging an issue on github

Setting the frequency to 800Hz . 25% are at the short time af 1000 micro seconds 200 rather than 1250.

What's the part number of your rgbw LED?

Regarding you looking for an IDE have you thought of Mu editor.
It has been written for microbit and other python environments.
There's a button to start REPL (read-eval-print-loop) and one to facilitate file transfer between host computer and microbit

I found spi prone to dropping packets. I wrote a little dummy program passing data between SPI(2) and SPI(1) on one pyboard.
What I'm doing the reciever is busy writing data to SD card i have a big buffer on my uart (16kb)