Re: F2FS On USB Sticks?

On 3/30/25 2:19 PM, rbowman wrote:

On Sun, 30 Mar 2025 02:59:17 -0400, c186282 wrote:
 

    Not what I like ... full python is OK though.
    In any case, there's a 'C' dev kit for Pico. If I get into Pico's
    that'll be the choice.
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    Examples :
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    https://www.electronicshub.org/program-raspberry-pi-pico-using-c/

 I have a couple of versions of the Raspberry Pi Pico SDK documentation.
The older one follows the website steps. The newer one starts with
installing VS Code and the Raspberry Pi Pico extension. The extension
handles most of the heavy lifting, both in downloading the latest version
of the tool chain and in building the project.

   They NEVER make it easy, do they ?  :-)
   But - Final Results are what we're interested in.
   LightWeight newbies ... sorry ...... this is
   the Real Stuff ............. used to dealing
   with BYTES of RAM, BYTES of storage, funky
   register tweaks ? That's how yer microwave
   and Mr. Coffee and a LOT of things work under
   the proverbial hood ('bonnet' for Brits).

The revision history shows "Added documentation on the official Raspberry
Pi Pico VS Code extension." for the 03 May 2024 revision. Pico 2 support
was added 8 August 2024.  Subsequent releases are mostly fixing typos like
'VSCode' for 'VS Code'.
 MicroPython, Circuitpython, and the Arduino core are not static either.
Staying current is helpful.

   I've looked into MicroPython. It's not BAD ... but also
   not everything I'd want. For micro-controllers I'd still
   pref 'C' - no limits.
   "GetFridayPlans.com : They're still trying to shut down
   this legal loophole ..." - real US TV ad on NOW. Worry,
   the product is rejected Chinese stuff. I'm now, so sorry,
   old enough where I might be interested - but then I'm kinda
   a 'Sheldon' tech nerd with zero social life/integration so
   who gives a damn ? Kinda LIKE "low-T"  :-)