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There is a new microcontroller version of Python being developed as a Kickstarter project. The author has it running on a small ARM chip. The intention is to release the code as an open source project on github. I'm sure that it could be ported to the Netburner boards fairly easily. Take a look here...

Try to clean and then rebuild your project. Maybe one of the object files is old.

Double check the files 87-764-2800rev1.cpp, startup.cpp, and funcs.cpp. Since you have the guard on your header, I think you must have declared the variables in one of the cpp files as well.

Terry, I haven't touched any of the Netburner products in long time. The last time I played around with one I did some work with the Angelscript language on a Netburner MOD54514??? board. The code and some screen shots are contained in the following post: http://forum.embeddedethernet.com/viewtopic....

I noticed a post a while back about the BeagleBone Black and picked one up. It's a great little board which runs Linux and has two additional real time cores. I wanted to put a note out to those looking for a Linux board that is a little more powerful at a reasonable price. There is a Kickstarter pr...

There is a complete example for the MOD54415 that has a built in IDE for the AngelScript Scripting language. The IDE has a few examples of using AJAX for browsing the SD Card as well as reporting script errors during compilation. The IDE was built with JQuery/UI and CodeMirror. Links to all of the i...

If anyone is interested I have development kits for the MOD5434, MOD5282, and MOD54415 for sale. I am willing to sell them all for $350 + shipping. Send me a personal message if you are interested.

I'm actually a fan of blinking items. It's very common for lights to blink in an industrial setting. Rather than do an on off blink, I prefer an animated approach. Since I use jquery in most of my web project I typically use the Pulsate effect. This provides a calm way to get someones attention. See...

You need to use printf. iprintf only handles integers.

The SQLite website has information on how to interface to an alternative OS including the file system here
http://www.sqlite.org/custombuild.html