The version I posted is not the same as official - it's based on github as of 6/21, so it's missing anything from after that. Also, it uses all 64k of ram (which the espruino boards seem to have despite the specs saying 48) for 2600 jsvars, and also makes use of the full 512k of flash (so you can save() )
On the topic of fitting Wiznet+CC3000 modules - I was kinda bummed when i discovered that the function names fight with eachother (I tried the naive approach of just enabling both in the makefile). The Espruino boards all seem to have 512k of flash - so they should all be able to fit a binary with both wiznet and cc3000, right?
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The version I posted is not the same as official - it's based on github as of 6/21, so it's missing anything from after that. Also, it uses all 64k of ram (which the espruino boards seem to have despite the specs saying 48) for 2600 jsvars, and also makes use of the full 512k of flash (so you can save() )
On the topic of fitting Wiznet+CC3000 modules - I was kinda bummed when i discovered that the function names fight with eachother (I tried the naive approach of just enabling both in the makefile). The Espruino boards all seem to have 512k of flash - so they should all be able to fit a binary with both wiznet and cc3000, right?