I have used 8 bit PIC micros for probably 10 or 15 years on and off, and have just reverted due to a need to be able to do something that micropython currently cannot do.
So I was wondering what it will take to run micropython on a PIC device, does anybody have a getting started guide for a PIC device, to save me re-inventing the wheel.
For example, if I create a build environment and compile, how do I flash the firmware, do I need to use a programmer such as pickit2 or ??
Any help or pointers would really be appreciated, it would be great to be able to run uP on a PIC
PIC Micros - Getting Started
Re: PIC Micros - Getting Started
Making it work on any 8 bit microcontroller based on a Harvard architecture is going to be next to impossible. The simplest solution is to use a 16bit PIC since there is already a port for that.
But what is the thing you need that MicroPython cannot do? Maybe you just need to write a module in C to solve your problem.
But what is the thing you need that MicroPython cannot do? Maybe you just need to write a module in C to solve your problem.