Closed mkarliner closed 8 years ago
mpyc
is defined in mp/mpfshell.py lines 597...621.
mpfs [/]> help mpyc
mpyc <LOCAL PYTHON FILE>
Compile a Python file into byte-code by using mpy-cross (which needs to be in the path).
The compiled file has the same name as the original file but with extension '.mpy'.
mpfs [/]> _
Some ports of MicroPython allow loading and execution of those precompiled files from the file system.
mpy-cross is part of the MicroPython source tree.
Relevant too: http://forum.micropython.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2334&p=13327
I've built and flashed MicroPython without the mentioned changes to one my NodeMCU Devkit clones and it does not load .mpy
files from the file system.
A second clone has got the same MicroPython version with those changes added:
mpfs [/]> lls
Local files:
port_config.py
boot.py
HelloPython.mpy
HelloPython.py
mpfs [/]> put HelloPython.mpy
mpfs [/]> repl
>
*** Exit REPL with Ctrl+] ***
MicroPython v1.8.3-127-ge1e1014 on 2016-09-08; ESP module with ESP8266
Type "help()" for more information.
>>> import HelloPython
Hello, Python!
>>> os.listdir()
['boot.py', 'HelloPython.mpy']
>>> _
...there is no HelloPython.py
so it must have executed HelloPython.mpy
.
HelloPython.py
is this oneliner:
print("Hello, Python!")
Ok... so this still is not a feature in all ports by default.
Thanks.
What does it do?
:-)
Mike