A8/B15/14/etc are connected and able to be changed like any other pin (check out https://www.espruino.com/Pico#pinout) - the circuit diagram just uses labels rather than actual wires so if you search you'll see they are brought out to pins. As far as I know every available pin on the Pico's MCU is available via Espruino.
If you're actually asking:
I'm making a new board with a bigger MCU, can I use the pins on it?
Then yes - but the most sane thing to do would be to compile a new firmware yourself. You could use the peek and poke commands to access extra IO but it'll be slower, and a big faff.
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A8/B15/14/etc are connected and able to be changed like any other pin (check out https://www.espruino.com/Pico#pinout) - the circuit diagram just uses labels rather than actual wires so if you search you'll see they are brought out to pins. As far as I know every available pin on the Pico's MCU is available via Espruino.
If you're actually asking:
Then yes - but the most sane thing to do would be to compile a new firmware yourself. You could use the
peek
andpoke
commands to access extra IO but it'll be slower, and a big faff.