Enable to use int values in %esptool and %serialconnect to --port #51
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Hello,
When using several devices, knowing which port is ready can be a problem, here is a workaround allowing to give integers values to choose the serial port (you can still give a port by path).
Use :
Cell 1:
%serialconnect --port=0
print("First Device")
Cell 2:
%serialconnect --port=1
print("Second Device")
I know you deleted setup.py previously, but it is a problem while wanting to build our own kernel, therefore i think it should get back here.
This work has been done during my M1 internship at LS2N lab, Polytech Nantes in Summer 2021
Prof. Parrein (@bparrein) and Prof. BAKOWSKI