I know you already have inline c, but what about adding the option in the IDE for fully native c code that bypasses the javascript interpreter entirely?
I know it's possible to build a custom firmware from scratch, but that requires setting up an entire toolchain and using dfu to flash (and reflash...)
Just a thought...
I don't think you can access the native firmware calls from inline c as it currently is?
I don't think you can access the native firmware calls from inline c as it currently is?
what you mean by native firmware calls (that bypasses the javascript interpreter entirely)? can you provide example of what you think is not possible/available?
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I know you already have inline c, but what about adding the option in the IDE for fully native c code that bypasses the javascript interpreter entirely?
I know it's possible to build a custom firmware from scratch, but that requires setting up an entire toolchain and using dfu to flash (and reflash...)
Just a thought...
I don't think you can access the native firmware calls from inline c as it currently is?