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That sounds like something the size of an ESP32. Assuming your flash allows XIP (execute in place) so all that memory is available for your lua interpreter dat
by zevv 1y ago
That sounds like something the size of an ESP32.
Assuming your flash allows XIP (execute in place) so all that memory is available for your lua interpreter data, you should at least be able to run some code, but don't expect to run any heavy full applications on that. I don't know Berry but it sounds like a better fit for the scale of your device.
But sure, why not give it a try: Lua is usually easy to port to whatever platform, so just spin it up and see how it works for you!
- conaclos 1y agoIt is a RP2040. We plan to eventually upgrade to RP2350B.
- zevv 1y agoWell, there you are: https://github.com/MicroLua/MicroLua https://github.com/MicroLua/MicroLua
- Dork1234 1y agoDo you have anything like this: https://docs.micropython.org/en/v1.9.3/pyboard/reference/speed_python.html https://docs.micropython.org/en/v1.9.3/pyboard/reference/spe... Viper Bytecode emitter.