@Gordon. That's what I am using right now. Pulling the lib in via sd card and then saving it. Works reliably. Until I flash a new binary and have to redo the steps. Which is why it became a bit annoying or looked at least like steps that could be saved.
Right now, even with the CC3000 support I have a build size between 170k and 180k whith -Os and the Touchscreen module seems really tiny.
The other thing would be to save the user/var flash altogether and rewrite it externally. Might be a good appraoch for batch programming anyway. Any hasSavedVars flag that I would need to set somewhere to have espruino load it on startup? Or do I just have to calculate the page and pagecount and read/flash those pages?
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@Gordon. That's what I am using right now. Pulling the lib in via sd card and then saving it. Works reliably. Until I flash a new binary and have to redo the steps. Which is why it became a bit annoying or looked at least like steps that could be saved.
Right now, even with the CC3000 support I have a build size between 170k and 180k whith -Os and the Touchscreen module seems really tiny.
The other thing would be to save the user/var flash altogether and rewrite it externally. Might be a good appraoch for batch programming anyway. Any hasSavedVars flag that I would need to set somewhere to have espruino load it on startup? Or do I just have to calculate the page and pagecount and read/flash those pages?