Viper Open Beta

VIPER is a Python virtual machine that runs on top of ChibiOS. Hence, VIPER supports Python programming for all ARM architectures. Viper also supports native C functions that can be called by the Python scripts.
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GiacomoB
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Viper Open Beta

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The Viper Team is proud to announce the first public release of Viper!

VIPER (Viper Is Python Embedded in Realtime) is an easy to use, professional development suite for the cross-platform and high level design of interactive objects, artistic installations, and internet/cloud connected devices.

The core of Viper is the Viper Virtual Machine. Viper VM has been developed on top of ChibiOS in order to bring Python on the embedded world with support for multi-thread. With Viper VM it is possible to develop Python scripts that are virtually independent by the selected hardware platform allowing an high reusability and integration of the code.

Viper can be easily ported to many ARM Cortex M micro-controllers and it already supports famous boards such as ST Nucleo, Particle Core, Photon and Arduino Due.

Viper can be downloaded from the official website http://www.viperize.it/download

There is also a dedicated community forum (http://community.viperize.it).

For everything related to the integration of ChibiOS and Viper you can post in this forum.


Many thanks to Giovanni for hosting us, and for the awesome ChibiOS!
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TexZK
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Re: Viper Open Beta

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As a Python 3 and ChibiOS lover, it looks like this project is going to be HUGE! 8-)
I'm looking forward to try the first beta in my spare time ;)
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Re: Viper Open Beta

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Many thanks!

Let us know your impression, feedback in this phase is invaluable for our team :D
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Re: Viper Open Beta

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Sounds good! :) Do you have any plan to support stm32f4-Discovery board?
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