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Mon 2021.10.18
' if there are lots of folders within the current project folder'
What is the range for 'lots'? I feel this representation is 'several'.
Here is a sample from one project folder. That folder is what is loaded IDE >> Settings >> Project :: Select Directory for Sandbox
These are the folders there, created when the native IDE selects the project after clicking the button above.
Most are empty of files, 1-4 in modules, 1-~10 in projects, 1 in snippets.
C:\EspruinoMQTT \binary \firmware \modules \projects \snippets \testing \testinglogAt most a list of ~25 individual items beneath each project folder.
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Sun 2021.10.17
reply to #29 post
Thank you for posting that analysis @MisterG
In order to reduce confusion within the Espruino community and for our new members, I believe the Pico micro referenced is different from an Espruino Pico I mentioned in my post.
from separate @MisterG thread 'The PICO I'm using (M5StickC) is just an ESP32'
https://shop.m5stack.com/products/stick-c?variant=17203451265114The ESP32-Pico is likely an Espressif chip
https://www.espressif.com/sites/default/files/documentation/esp32-pico-d4_datasheet_en.pdf
with 4M of integrated flash - eigth times the capacitywhile the Pico I'm referring to is an authentic Espruino Pico using the STM32 by STMicroelectronics.
https://www.espruino.com/datasheets/STM32F401xD.pdf
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Sun 2021.10.17
post #30 'And you identified a prime example'
Ooops! yet another (unless that is intentional - and I just caught it)
Italics 'prime' example describing text '13' example, that is in fact an odd Prime Number.
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Sun 2021.10.17
'What do you mean exactly by "external flash"? How is this differentiated technically from "internal flash"?'
External EEPROM 8 pin DIP
One example: uses I2C and not SPI as suggested in #5 post
It's likely the 52840 watch DK has the 8M of external SPI accessible
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'definitely seems like'
and, . . . 13 is actually an odd number. . . . ha ha, wink, wink ;-P
The English Language at times can be quite persnickety
Mon 2021.10.18
It is more likely that as the ESP32 is an unsupported board, most of the community members support this project with their purchase of an authentic Espruino board.