> Just to clarify here: when I say swashbuckling, I mean it as a compliment.
that's how I read it btw ;) > I would love if Espruino could migrate onto the Mynewt core. that's what I was hoping to work on actually, because it would make Espruino more portable. Given Gordon's limited time, and his commitment to supporting his (excellent) commercial Pico board, it would help to have a solid OS in place which handles the various peripheral protocols, to make porting easier - at least that's my newbie mind thinking. The reason that I started looking beyond Espruino is that I have a collection of 50 different peripherals, and have found that some are not supported in the various Espruino ports to the same extent that they are supported on the Pico board. I first ran into this with the Wii Nunchuck - works great on the Pico board, but not at all on the ESP8266. Given Gordon's other commitments it's unreasonable to expect the same level of support on a competitive board. > The OS provides a lot of the functions that Espruino currently implements > for each platform, meaning we really only need the core from the project (we > will have drivers, HALs and BSPs.) That was my thinking too. I'm available to spend 10 hours a week porting the core of Espruino to an OS platform which will make porting easier. But first, I need to get it up and running... Dave
