Can you please tell me how to port MicroPython to my own chip?

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I saw that the moderator had ported it to F103. Is it possible to port it to non-STM series chips?

Does the chip that needs to be ported have any requirements for architecture, ROM, etc.?

Is there any tutorial from a big guy? I am not very familiar with C, so I can't study the original code myself...

dcexpert

For non-arm chips, you can refer to ESP32, unix, pic16, powerpc, etc. At present, the RAM should be greater than 16K (preferably greater than 64K), and the flash should be greater than 256K.

qiuguo

dcexpert posted on 2020-11-13 16:21 For non-arm chips, you can refer to ESP32, unix, pic16, powerpc, etc. At present, ram should be greater than 16K (preferably greater than 64K), and flash should be greater than 256K ...

I'd like to ask the experts, is there any documentation to guide the porting of MicroPython for chips that are not officially supported?

dcexpert

qiuguo posted on 2021-4-7 16:54 I would like to ask the big guys, is there any relevant documentation guidance on porting MicroPython for chips that are not officially supported?

There is no complete porting documentation available yet, but there are some in the official forum.

dcexpert

qiuguo posted on 2021-4-7 16:54 I would like to ask the big guys, is there any relevant documentation guidance on porting MicroPython for chips that are not officially supported?

You can also refer to the documentation of rt-thread.

yan361938277

I also want to make stm32F103 into py