Port WC8 to another board - Python on WC32

The compiler and library we use are provided from Microchip, who is the CPU manufacture.  Realtek on the other hand does not provide library or compiler for smaller project. 
 
In addition, do not know that module's working temperature range. With our current shipping WC8 board, we have tested continue operation under 70C.  A lot of other brand modules probably would not last at that temperature.
 
CAI_Support said:
The compiler and library we use are provided from Microchip, who is the CPU manufacture.  Realtek on the other hand does not provide library or compiler for smaller project. 
 
In addition, do not know that module's working temperature range. With our current shipping WC8 board, we have tested continue operation under 70C.  A lot of other brand modules probably would not last at that temperature.
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you might check that - hardware SSL is a must when targeting home automation
 
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/RTL8710-serial-WIFI-model-ESP-07-Authenticity-Guaranteed/32668828993.html
 
also interesting to consider for me ;-)
http://iotevent.eu/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Python-whelp-IoT-2014.pdf
 
Efried,
 
That CPU is good enough for the wifi operation, but the rest hardware is too limiting to store any software for configuration, PLC programs, web pages, etc. Its software and library support is also very limiting. That design fits for one shot firmware, but sorry to say that chip is no comparison for industrial IO processor like Microchip.
 
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