Python packages for embedded systems

I was looking for Python modules for embedded systems,
 and I have found the following website:
http://elk.informatik.fh-augsburg.de/da/da-49/
In the subdirectory 
http://elk.informatik.fh-augsburg.de/da/da-49/trees/pyap7k/lang/
there is a lot of GPL-ed code which may be used to interface Python
to different I/O interfaces in embedded systems.
I've managed to succesfully integrate the py-spi module with buildroot
and to use it for prototyping of spidev communicating code in my 
AT91SAM9260 based board.

I hope, that the above info may be also useful for someone else...
-- 
Regards,
WZab

My code using the py-spi module mentioned in the previous post is
available
in alt.sources (subject "Python code for RFM70 transceivers connected
as spidev",
news:<slrnidvosv.lsa.wzab@wzab.nasz.dom> ,
or http://groups.google.com/group/alt.sources/msg/d6e0525ca00f9801?dmode=source
)
--
HTH & Regards,
WZab

On 11/13/2010 8:08 AM, wzab wrote:
> I was looking for Python modules for embedded systems,
>   and I have found the following website:
> http://elk.informatik.fh-augsburg.de/da/da-49/
> In the subdirectory
> http://elk.informatik.fh-augsburg.de/da/da-49/trees/pyap7k/lang/
> there is a lot of GPL-ed code which may be used to interface Python
> to different I/O interfaces in embedded systems.
> I've managed to succesfully integrate the py-spi module with buildroot
> and to use it for prototyping of spidev communicating code in my
> AT91SAM9260 based board.
>
> I hope, that the above info may be also useful for someone else...

Any kind of benchmarks on that?  Memory and/or execution speed?  I'm 
actually quite a fan of Python, and use it for lots of scripting tasks 
on my multicore, multi-GHz desktop, but it seems like an _enormous_ 
amount of bloat for an embedded system.

Unless, of course, embedded system means multicore, multi-GHz PC104 card.

-- 
Rob Gaddi, Highland Technology
Email address is currently out of order

On 16/11/2010 3:16 AM, Rob Gaddi wrote:
.......
>> I hope, that the above info may be also useful for someone else...
>
> Any kind of benchmarks on that? Memory and/or execution speed? I'm actually quite a fan of Python, and use it for lots of scripting tasks on my multicore, multi-GHz desktop, but it seems like an _enormous_ amount of bloat for an embedded system.
>
> Unless, of course, embedded system means multicore, multi-GHz PC104 card.
>

Telit GPS/3G modems use Python scripting and it seems to work ok
Tom

On Nov 14, 8:30=A0am, wzab <wza...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My code using the py-spi module mentioned in the previous post is
> available
> in alt.sources (subject "Python code for RFM70 transceivers connected
> as spidev",
> <news:slrnidvosv.lsa.wzab@wzab.nasz.dom> ,
> orhttp://groups.google.com/group/alt.sources/msg/d6e0525ca00f9801?dmode..=
.
> )
> --
> HTH & Regards,
> WZab

Hi wzab,

I also have the RFM70. Do you find it weird that the bank1 registers
switch from MSB to LSB as the first byte over spi?