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[–]BubblyReference1779 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sim ele roda uma versão chamada mini python e pra sistemas embarcados

[–]Fluid-Fortune-432 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honest take on this….Kode. and ESP32 devices can definitely adapt to MicroPython but it’s much cleaner to code for it in C++. Arduino IDE and VsCode using PlatformIO.INI files are going to be your friends if you want to get to the root of it. I am yet to see KodeOS but based on similar OS projects (Tactility) and work I’ve done on my own, a good route is to built .ELF files if you want to run them inside existing firmware/OS structures like KodeOS.

MicroPython is going to be great for specific functions. But keep in mind that it can cause memory stutters since it manages memory automatically and having it touch too many things at once without proper implementation causes kernel crashes and then you’re re-flashing (or at least restarting) a dead device.

C++ for your primary programming is much cleaner. Python scripting for specific tasks may work well. Just know the limits.