From: wware-nospam at world.std.com (Will Ware)
Date: Wed, 7 Apr 1999 18:06:30 GMT
Subject: Python for embedded controllers?
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There is an effort by the Ryerson Amateur Radio Club (in Toronto,
Ontario, Canada) to develop a microcontroller SIMM board that can
run Linux, discussed at:
  http://ryeham.ee.ryerson.ca/uClinux/simm/
This board is being designed with a 68EZ328 dragonball microcontroller,
4 meg of flash, and 8 meg of dram.

On the mailing list for this project, Michael Gorlick
<gorlick at aero.org> wrote:
> We are currently porting Python to run on the Palm
> Pilot under the Palm OS. We have the Python
> interpreter whittled down to about 124 kB and
> should have a demonstration version running by the
> end of April (barring unforeseen technical
> obstacles). Porting it to the uCSIMM under Linux
> should be quite straightforward.
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