Snerkle

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• Auto-generated JSDoc based library file(s) for Espruino based on http://www.espruino.com/json files.

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• Is the espruino.com hosted compiler working?

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• I've made some updates to the webSockets lib ws.js

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• Unexpected delays writing to an SD card.

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• Heatshrink question

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• Heatshrink question

  in JavaScript • 8 years, 11 months

  

  I see that you've added heatshrink compression to Espruino and that the Flash module is setup to use it, but I'm not sure if that is active at the moment as I don't see the macro USE_HEATSHRINK being set anywhere.

  Is it possible, and would it make sense, to have heatshrink jswrap-ed so that we could use it when playing with strings and typed arrays in javaScript?

• New Espruino Board

  in Electronics • 8 years, 11 months

  

  Is it worth considering hardware flow control on the usart with the ESP8266?

• How to go about tracking down this error?

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• Unexpected delays writing to an SD card.

  in Interfacing • 8 years, 11 months

  

  Funny you should mention using SPI flash, I'm in the process of investigating that as an option to buffer the incoming multipart/form-data and then parse that, saving the file parts to an SD card.

• Unexpected delays writing to an SD card.

  in Interfacing • 8 years, 11 months

  

  I've tried software SPI and the result is much the same. Its slower in in the first instance for each write, not as bad as half the speed of the best hardware SPI rate I can get. However it suffers delays of the same length (~0.2 sec) as in the log above with similar frequency and these delays do block the serial interrupts the same way as for hardware SPI.