On Tue, Jan 15, 2019, 08:13 Alvin Starr via talk <talk@gtalug.org wrote:
> > > It may be old but if the description of the memory footprint is correct > then it looks to be the smallest implementation which has some value in > memory constrained applications. > IIRC PyMite (another name for this project) was a subset of the Python 2 language and had to be fed special bytecode. It wasn't an interpreter of any form of Python we'd recognize. It hasn't been actively developed for a decade. While MicroPython/CircuitPython is much bigger (smallest system that's useful would be a 256 K flash/32 K RAM Cortex-M0) it's a fair subset of Python 3 with REPL and library support. The best value is definitely on ESP8266 boards, where you get a fully wifi-capable embedded appliance for under $5. MicroPython runs on many targets, including generic Unix and even bare-metal on a Raspberry Pi Zero. Stewart
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