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CircuitPython - a Python implementation for teaching coding with microcontrollers
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Ussl module for Unix port #6977

Open brianlinuxing opened 2 years ago

brianlinuxing commented 2 years ago

Is there a broad timescale for the inclusion of the ussl module in the Unix port?

upip, etc are non-functional without it.

It would be very useful to prototype apps within a Unix port and then transfer them to the devices, and it would really reduce debugging time, etc

Thank you, Brian :)

PS: I am very happy to help test any Unix port!

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dhalbert commented 2 years ago

We don't use the Unix port, except for testing. It still uses MicroPython conventions, such as u* names, unlike CircuitPython. What are you using it for?

brianlinuxing commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the reply Dan,

I have an app that uses a framework, which in turn imports a lot of modules, as a consequence I need to trim them but that is next to impossible on the Pico as they won't load (no space). I have tried it.

Therefore, I would simulate on the Unix port as much as is possible (leaving out any Pico specific material), trim down the modules to a sensible size and then implement on the Pico.

So having a Unix port which is very similar to the Pico implementation, overall, would be very beneficial.

PS: I'll happily have any form of ssl, etc as long as I can get upip working, etc