Yes - around version 1v99 Espruino changed the way code is stored so it uses a mini filesystem, allowing you access to store your own data as well using require('Storage').
However if you update the command-line tools to the latest version then they'll produce hex files in the new format.
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Yes - around version 1v99 Espruino changed the way code is stored so it uses a mini filesystem, allowing you access to store your own data as well using
require('Storage')
.However if you update the command-line tools to the latest version then they'll produce hex files in the new format.