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Re:Lisp Badge: A single-board computer that you can program ... by kwhitefoot on Sunday July 05, 2020 @02:27AM (#23736985)
These days an ESP-8266 is scarcely more expensive than the ATmega128 and has a lot more memory, in fact the ESP32 is only a few cents/pennies/kroner more, even an ATmega328 would give twice as much memory.

I wonder if uLisp is portable to the ESP.

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Re:Lisp Badge: A single-board computer that you can program ... by sq_ on Sunday July 05, 2020 @02:39AM (#23737014)
According to the uLisp site [0], there are actually already implementations for both the ESP32 and 8266 (linked to the 8266 page). It’s definitely awesome how cheap such powerful stuff is these days.

[0] http://www.ulisp.com/show?2CF9

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Re:Lisp Badge: A single-board computer that you can program ... by eismcc on Sunday July 05, 2020 @05:22AM (#23737536)
There’s esp-lisp

https://github.com/yesco/esp-lisp

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Re:Lisp Badge: A single-board computer that you can program ... by fu86 on Sunday July 05, 2020 @01:36PM (#23740364)
Sure it fits perfectly: https://aaron-fischer.net/tdn (sorry, post is written in German)
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Re:Lisp Badge: A single-board computer that you can program ... by fred256 on Sunday July 05, 2020 @01:36PM (#23740370)
It looks like this is using the ATmega 1284 which has 4 times the flash (128 kB vs 32 kB) and 8 times the RAM (16 kB vs 2 kB) as the 328.
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Re:Lisp Badge: A single-board computer that you can program ... by kwhitefoot on Wednesday July 08, 2020 @07:11AM (#23768752)
Oops, sorry, missed the significance of the trailing 4.
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