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hi yesco,
great project, i'm eager to try it at home!
since the cheap dev boards available have relatively big flash, i'd like to understand the usage of flash vs ram in the context of esp-lisp, like:
is esp-lisp stored on the flash? could we run a lisp program stored in the flash?
etc...
thanks!
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The biggest issue with making so is symbol names, as having flash point to
RAM would-be a bad idea....
But also, one doesn't want force all symbols to be defined/require flash
for normal programs.
I have some solutions in the pipeline.
The esp-lisp is designed to be more efficient in memory usage compared to
other lisps/lua/js
For example small simple symbol names aren't "stored" at all but instead
encoded in the pointer:
Three any characters
Six characters a-z
Such lisp code would pose no problems.
On Jul 7, 2016 01:22, "Hugo Schmitt" [email protected] wrote:
hi yesco,
great project, i'm eager to try it at home!
since the cheap dev boards available have relatively big flash, i'd like
to understand the usage of flash vs ram in the context of esp-lisp, like:
is esp-lisp stored on the flash? could we run a lisp program stored in the
flash?
etc...
thanks!
hi yesco,
great project, i'm eager to try it at home!
since the cheap dev boards available have relatively big flash, i'd like to understand the usage of flash vs ram in the context of esp-lisp, like:
is esp-lisp stored on the flash? could we run a lisp program stored in the flash?
etc...
thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: