@allObjects interesting chip. I really like the hardware accelerated crypto feature.
In my opinion, I believe the espruino speed is good where it's at, however, I never had a project that needed lots of speed.
What I wish is for LOTS of ram, maybe 128mb :). Some of you might recommend to use the raspberry pi, but I don't like the boot up time required for the raspberry pi.
A good reason for lots of ram, but not a popular one is for a js crypto library where you can load as a js module. That way the user wouldn't have to mess with setting up a compiling environment.
Maybe the next version of the espruino should stay with STM32F series chips, but choose a processor that allows the use of external volatile memory (maybe 128mb?) that can be added to the circuitry. Does a lower end STMprocessor that supports that feature even exist? I know there is a thread pertaining to using an eeprom, but I think that's different than what I'm referring too.
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@allObjects interesting chip. I really like the hardware accelerated crypto feature.
In my opinion, I believe the espruino speed is good where it's at, however, I never had a project that needed lots of speed.
What I wish is for LOTS of ram, maybe 128mb :). Some of you might recommend to use the raspberry pi, but I don't like the boot up time required for the raspberry pi.
A good reason for lots of ram, but not a popular one is for a js crypto library where you can load as a js module. That way the user wouldn't have to mess with setting up a compiling environment.
Maybe the next version of the espruino should stay with STM32F series chips, but choose a processor that allows the use of external volatile memory (maybe 128mb?) that can be added to the circuitry. Does a lower end STMprocessor that supports that feature even exist? I know there is a thread pertaining to using an eeprom, but I think that's different than what I'm referring too.