Re^2: What do we have to do to resuscitate micro Perl? I want Circuit Perl NOW!

Sure, I get what you're saying. I am not thinking so much for 8 bit AVRs but rather in archs where you may have 2 chips (think Arduino Yún that's why I mention OpenWRT) or in larger microcontrollers like ESP8266 which is where most of the Circuit Python is working right now AFAIK.

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Re^3: What do we have to do to resuscitate micro Perl? I want Circuit Perl NOW! by stevieb (Canon) on Mar 01, 2018 at 02:10 UTC
I don't think "where Python is working". I've done my job. I don't believe that low-level hardware hackers need to think that hard core embedded stuff should be done with Python/Perl/whatever. If it isn't a micro-controller, its something more high-level, and I didn't think your question leveraged that. You may want to rephrase your question, as having extra power and double CPUs to make it 'capable' to run a high(er) level language makes things a microcontroller doesn't quite do that. Items that 'power up' to allow these higher level languages completely take away from their true purpose. A microcontroller is like a PLC (Programmable Logic Control)... sway from their basic purpose so they accept anything but basic commands, and you may as well have a full-blown computer :)	[reply]

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Re^3: What do we have to do to resuscitate micro Perl? I want Circuit Perl NOW!
by stevieb (Canon) on Mar 01, 2018 at 02:10 UTC

I don't think "where Python is working".

I've done my job.

I don't believe that low-level hardware hackers need to think that hard core embedded stuff should be done with Python/Perl/whatever. If it isn't a micro-controller, its something more high-level, and I didn't think your question leveraged that.

You may want to rephrase your question, as having extra power and double CPUs to make it 'capable' to run a high(er) level language makes things a microcontroller doesn't quite do that. Items that 'power up' to allow these higher level languages completely take away from their true purpose.

A microcontroller is like a PLC (Programmable Logic Control)... sway from their basic purpose so they accept anything but basic commands, and you may as well have a full-blown computer :)

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