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about how can i start a micropython transplantation to new chips? #10853
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hey guys. i'm serious that. i want know about how start a micropython transplantation to new chips? i mean create a new ports. what are the steps and development processes? please give me some directions and suggest. thank you so much for everyone.! |
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The first place to start would be the Porting MicroPython doc. It provides an overview of the concepts as well as some basic examples. The bare-arm port is also useful to look at since is a small example of an actual port working - albeit with very few features. From there you'll probably need to refer to other ports to see how things are done. I often first turn to the rp2 port since it's one of the most recent and - especially since there's only one micro in the port - the code is quite clean. The only warning is that the build system can be confusing on that port... |
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okey,thank you so much. i'll take a look right now. |
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The first place to start would be the Porting MicroPython doc. It provides an overview of the concepts as well as some basic examples. The bare-arm port is also useful to look at since is a small example of an actual port working - albeit with very few features.
From there you'll probably need to refer to other ports to see how things are done. I often first turn to the rp2 port since it's one of the most recent and - especially since there's only one micro in the port - the code is quite clean. The only warning is that the build system can be confusing on that port...