Glasgow has been coming for a long time, and the few of us who have gotten ahold of one have been building applets to make it useful. But the real genius of Glasgow is how *easy* it is to write applets. So imagine how much better it'll get once everyone has one!
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Probably 1, for the scenarios I’d like to experiment with.
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In that case, you need something like this: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/10124 Wiring it directly to the Glasgow pins should work, then you just need the TX enable feature. Set Glasgow to 3.3V mode and it will supply power to it, no extra hardware needed.
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