Micropython port for the CC3200 launchxl
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2014 7:41 am
Hello,
This is my first post to the forum since I discovered Micropython a few weeks ago. I was very excited when I found out about it and now I am planning on getting one of the CC3200-LAUNCHXL development boards and port Micropython to it. The CC3200 is a SoC comprised of a Cortex-M4 and a WiFi radio with a full TCP/IPv4 stack. Since it is already a Cortex-M4 micro, porting it won't be a difficult task, but the CC3200 has some limitations regarding memory and speed. Max CPU frequency is 80Mhz and it only has up to 256KB of RAM for both code and data, no built-in flash memory. Therefore, it probably won't have a full-blown Micropython port, but I still think the CC3200 would be a really cool Python enabled Internet of Things platform. If someone is already doing some work to port it to this chip, please let me know, otherwise I will fork a new branch soon.
Regards,
Daniel
This is my first post to the forum since I discovered Micropython a few weeks ago. I was very excited when I found out about it and now I am planning on getting one of the CC3200-LAUNCHXL development boards and port Micropython to it. The CC3200 is a SoC comprised of a Cortex-M4 and a WiFi radio with a full TCP/IPv4 stack. Since it is already a Cortex-M4 micro, porting it won't be a difficult task, but the CC3200 has some limitations regarding memory and speed. Max CPU frequency is 80Mhz and it only has up to 256KB of RAM for both code and data, no built-in flash memory. Therefore, it probably won't have a full-blown Micropython port, but I still think the CC3200 would be a really cool Python enabled Internet of Things platform. If someone is already doing some work to port it to this chip, please let me know, otherwise I will fork a new branch soon.
Regards,
Daniel