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    Adding modules to custom firmware

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      C Reese
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      Hello,

      I am compiling my own firmware, as I needed to add a flag for use of OrderedDict. I'd also like to compile in a number of other modules, such as uasyncio and urequests. There is not a 'modules' directory as with mainline python. Where will the compiler look for modules to put into the build?

      Thanks.

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        johand
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        I use esp32/frozen/Common/

        Johan

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          robert-hh @C Reese
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          @C-Reese The intended place for your own modules is:

          frozen/Custom

          But you can also use frozen/Common or any other of the subdirectories in frozen.

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            C Reese @robert-hh
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            @robert-hh Thanks!

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