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'print' - what can be wrong?? #6
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It's Python 2 syntax. Use it to start the script. |
Heh... use it - what? |
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@XuTpuK You have to use Python version 2 to run the script. You are using Python 3. @kuraga That will fix the syntax error, but it's not enough to get it working on Python 3. If you only have Python 3, please use this version: https://github.com/florisla/stm32loader |
Solved my issue!! Seems Ubuntu 20.04 only came with Py3. Thanks for the link! |
When I run script, on line 241 it says "invalid syntax"! It's simplistic "print" operator, what can be wrong??
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