HP_PRIME PYTHON SYNTAX: HP_PPY

[CyberAngel]

(11-15-2017 04:08 PM)Tim Wessman Wrote:  

(11-14-2017 12:51 PM)toml_12953 Wrote:  It is MicroPython but it is only slightly modified from standard. It's a huge subset with mostly obscure features missing. If you write a program in MicroPython, it will run in full Python so your programs are portable.

It doesn't have any of the standard libraries though. That basically means you end up rewriting or needing adjust things to get it working.

Which is why I ask: Would you accept no having C bindings? Would you give up any possibility to interact with the HP math routines and all CAS functions as part of that trade?

Is what really is being asked here "give me syntax compatability" or "give me full compliant python i can bring in any program I find and use". They are really big things.

Something like microPy is in the realm of possibility (with some direct blocking of hardware direct things we can't expose). What needs good definition is the interaction points between the calculator side of things...

1. Which objects can be exchanged and how to exchange them
2. How to directly interact with screen/keyboard.
3. How to interact with memory/storage.

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