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@SimonGAndrews
Good news- got a pico w
- got it connected from Espruino to my wireless
Bad news - don't get my hands on a http-server. There is a first step in Github, but my understanding is poor. My way right now is a mix of trial/error and copy/paste
BTW, Gordon already offered to help changing from cmake to espruino like make, once the port is kind of stable. For me this port is having some fun, don't have to make money for the family.
- got a pico w
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Well.. could be me ;-)
May be, this can help for audio output http://forum.espruino.com/conversations/363093/#comment15963863
I used it for some simple speech, but it can be used for sound, music etc.
last not least its cheap. -
@TheLogan
are there any news (even bad news) about your talking hat ? -
@user143733 I sent you a message
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Save the module in Storage.
See more here http://www.espruino.com/Modules#from-storage
Hmm, I tried to figure out, how to use graphicsInternal, .....
and found only something in lcd_st7789-8bit where setPixel is not set again.
Next try was to add JSGRAPHICSTYPE_OTHERS in JsGraphicsType (graphics.h)
and an if-statement in graphicsSetCallbacks(graphics.c) to skip xxxSetCallbacks.
In my own driver, this worked fine, but in all functions from jswrap_graphics(for example setPixel) I've got runtime error. Looks to me like setCallback is necessary (?)
My actual solution for my problem is to add a weak function for JSGRAPHICSTYPE_OTHERS, which can be overroled in my driver. My driver for ILI9341 now is much faster compared to JS-solution.
See following sources.
If this is of interest for Espruino, I would create a pull request.
graphics.h:
graphics.c:
Last not least in myOwnDriver.c: