Open thupkens opened 8 months ago
Cannot install micropython libraries from tools -> manage packages menu anymore.
What does it mean precisely? Do you get an error message?
I have the same problem after installing numpy. Even after installing it using manage packages menu the program still shows error saying numpy is not recognised. I know that it was installed as it was shown on the
The only thing that was off was that I had this message before installing numpy.
If it helps I am using thonny to control motor through a servo2040 controller. And I selected MicroPython(Raspberry Pi Pico) as the interpreter. This is selected when I used manage package to download numpy.
I'm surprised that you were able to install numpy on a MicroPython device, as it is quite large package and not meant for MicroPython.
Does this mean I should find a work around code and not use numpy? And does this mean it actually didn't installed numpy package? servo2040 controller have only 2MB so I guess that wouldn't be enough.
I'll check later what exactly happens when I try to install numpy on a device with unsufficient flash.
There is a numpy alternative for small devices called ulab, but i don't know if it must be built into MicroPython or can be installed separately.
Yeah I am wondering if it can be installed separately as well because I am also using scipy.integrate.solve_ivp to integrate a function. I run the code in my computer instead of on servo2040 and it runs fine but when I switch the interpreter to Pi Pico it doesn't recognise numpy and scipy. I can get around numpy with ulab but I have no idea about scipy.integrate.
Actually, The servo2040 controller that I am using have 127MB storage so clearly it can house numpy. So I don't know why I can't use it after downloading it with Manage Package.
I've a problem when trying to instal a package from a location in my Mac. If from "Manage Packages" I chose "Install from local file" and I click "here" Thonny crashes immediately and I can send a nice report to Apple. Please note that "Install from PyPi" works. My Mac runs Sonoma 14.1.2 on an M2 Pro chip and I've the same problem with Thonny 4.1.3 and 4.1.4
Cannot install micropython libraries from tools -> manage packages menu anymore. Worked well in version 4.0.2. I use Windows 10 and Thonny 4.1.4.