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    Dual processor operation?

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      troy salt
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      I can't find much information about how the dual processor works with Pycom. It doesn't seem to be user accessible, but I'm not even sure about that. Is the second processor used automatically? I saw in one post that it is used for Wifi and BLE (no mention of LTE). Is that the only way it is used?

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        crumble @troy salt
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        @troy-salt

        User code runs only on one core. The other is used for network related stuff.

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          Paul Thornton @crumble
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          @crumble said in Dual processor operation?:

          @troy-salt

          User code runs only on one core. The other is used for network related stuff.

          @troy-salt has it correct.

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