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    To run a C++ program in Micropython

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      jhoguaman
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      I have a program.exe after compiling a program.c++. In Python, I can use subprocess library for use this program, ie:

      from subprocess import call
      call(["./program", "args", "to", "hello"])
      

      I had read in the web, that you can use os.system library for Micropython instead of subprocess library, but 'os' don't have the 'system' funcion in pycom devices.

      How can I run a program.exe in Micropython ?

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        robert-hh @jhoguaman
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        @jhoguaman You can not. There is no OS on pycom modules. Micropython is the OS. If you build your own firmware, you can write C modules, wich you then can call from Python.

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