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Expanding Horizons using MCUs - nunzi8 - 09-06-2024
I have just recently come across "QB64PE" (a very great project)
I don't know its internals and I was wondering:
if it was possible to run it on a MCU like "Rasperry pi pico", "ESP32" "STM32", ...
Obviously making some compromises, for example without compiling to machine code... or without OpenGL.
Best Regards.
Nunzio
RE: Expanding Horizons using MCUs - DSMan195276 - 09-07-2024
The short answer is no. Maybe if you spent enough time you could rip out enough of the `libqb` C++ code to get something minimal that works but it would be a lot of work and there's no guarantee you could actually get something functional. QB64-PE really just isn't designed for such a constrained environment.
RE: Expanding Horizons using MCUs - Jack - 09-07-2024
bbc basic should run on the PI zero or maybe even the pico
RE: Expanding Horizons using MCUs - doppler - 03-30-2025
(09-06-2024, 08:54 AM)nunzi8 Wrote: I have just recently come across "QB64PE" (a very great project)What you are looking for is Great Cow basic. The MCU maybe in there list of supported devices. Best of all it's free
I don't know its internals and I was wondering:
if it was possible to run it on a MCU like "Rasperry pi pico", "ESP32" "STM32", ...
Obviously making some compromises, for example without compiling to machine code... or without OpenGL.
Best Regards.
Nunzio