slviajero
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1 year ago Interesting idea. But how should this look like in practice? I am not familiar with the MicroPython project. My interpreter can be integrated into any environment by creating a hardware-xxx.h file. This file needs to implement the necessary I/O functions . It also needs a thread that calls setup() once and then loop() permanently. So, generally speaking, everything is prepared to embed it in a function.
Am 18.05.2023 um 13:31 schrieb Carlos Tangerino @.***>:
One interesting use case for the BASIC interpreter is to be integrated as part of Micropython project.
A subset of the language is enough, exemple: No I/O. So an end user can upload its own custom code to an IOT device and perform custom actions.
This is safe, fast, small and not expose any hardware capability.
Imagine a control system, where the input is a temperature sensor and output is a 1 or 0 to be sent to an actuator.
What is inside the BASIC function is the customer property.
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One interesting use case for the BASIC interpreter is to be integrated as part of Micropython project.
A subset of the language is enough, exemple: No I/O. So an end user can upload its own custom code to an IOT device and perform custom actions.
This is safe, fast, small and not expose any hardware capability.
Imagine a control system, where the input is a temperature sensor and output is a 1 or 0 to be sent to an actuator.
What is inside the BASIC function is the customer property.