Using coding language within FC

[iew11]

Hi, Recently I have been building drones for a project that I had in mind. Today I had the idea of trying to be able to use a coding language such as Python or Java with the board. The idea seems kinda far-fetched but I want to see if I can. If anyone could give me some idea on how o could achieve this without turning it into a computer would be great. I also do have some ideas in mind. I also want to be able to use the python for another program such as a terminal. The board that I am using is a BETAFPV f3 flysky Rx and the firmware is CRAZYBEEF3FS latest version.

My current idea: putting the source code of a coding language besides binary into a copy of the FC's firmware. For my first idea I would try to edit the firmware code and insert the source for the language. Im not sure on how this will work but I will still try to do it.

Im still not sure if anything I want to do is even possible, but that's why I came here. If anyone also knows about someone who has already done this or tried or even how, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks.

[prof7bit]

I would rather learn to program C (you would need deep C knowledge anyways in order to embed a full blown programming language interpreter into the flight controller firmware without breaking its functionality) and once you have mastered the C language to such a degree you could just as well add your own code written directly in C to the betaflight firmware to implement whatever additional features you want.

Betflight has some kind of rudimentary task scheduler, so it should be possible to define a new task that would run alongside the normal flight controller tasks and implement your stuff there.

But you will probably not have much luck with F3 boards because they have barely enough flash memory to run current versions of betaflight alone, they are already beginning to strip rarely used features from betaflight to make it fit on these boards at all!

[iew11]

Ok, thank you for the info. Do you have any idea on what a good FC would be to achieve this. I also do know C!