Hi Zet!
Python is cross-platform, it runs on Windows, Mac-OS, Linux, Android and on
lesser known operating systems. None of them runs on PIC controllers.
.hex is as much hardware dependent as it gets. A hex file created for PIC16F877
*might* run on PIC16F877A, but there's also a chance that a certain .hex-file
doesn't run on certain revisions of the very same chip.
So, the true answer to your question is: To make a python program run on a
microcontroller, you have to re-write it for the specific controller you want
to use in a suitable language.
Unless there's a microcontroller-targeted python dialect I'm not aware of. But,
usually python is an interpreted language, which is very uncommon on
microcontrollers for various reasons.
Greets,Kiste
Am Dienstag, 16. November 2021, 23:54:28 MEZ hat [email protected]
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HiDoes someone knows how to change a Python program into .hex so Pickit3 can
use it ?Thanks.Zet Weeh
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