The CC3000 will work on any pins - it's listed in the reference - all you have to do is supply the right pins when you initialise it. Note the CC3000 usually needs more than 4 pins to work (it needs IRQ and Enable pins too).
However you might have a bigger problem - Espruino doesn't run on any STM32F2 boards at the moment. Actually porting it shouldn't be a big deal given F1, F3 and F4 are supported, but it means it's not going to be totally plain sailing.
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The CC3000 will work on any pins - it's listed in the reference - all you have to do is supply the right pins when you initialise it. Note the CC3000 usually needs more than 4 pins to work (it needs IRQ and Enable pins too).
However you might have a bigger problem - Espruino doesn't run on any STM32F2 boards at the moment. Actually porting it shouldn't be a big deal given F1, F3 and F4 are supported, but it means it's not going to be totally plain sailing.