Re: Porting Pyro to micropython

Le 17/02/2014, Irmen a écrit :

> Sorry for replying to myself, but I'm just now looking at some of the specs
> of the hardware board that the guy is making micropython for.
> It seems that it lacks a NIC of any shape but it does include USB. I have
> no clue if he is going to make it possible to stick a NIC (wifi dongle?) in
> that and provide a TCP/IP stack that you can access with the socket module.
> If not, I don't see how Pyro is ever going to be useful on this device...

There will be support for Wi-Fi trough CC3000 module, and Ethernet will be
supported via a WIZ820io. But I don't know if there will be a full Tcp/IP
stack support...

But do we really need such connection? Is it not possible to use some
USB/serial/SPI/I²C connection, instead, which is more embedded-oriented?

Well, as you said in your previous message, micropython is maybe too young,
now. In fact, the project is not yet officially released; code is open only
for devs...

-- 
    Frédéric

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