I noticed this in the tasks.json file: "command": "${config:idf.pythonBinPath} ${config:idf.espIdfPath}/tools/idf.py -p ${config:idf.port} -b ${config:idf.baudRate} flash", "command": "${config:idf.pythonBinPath} ${config:idf.espIdfPath}/tools/idf.py -p ${config:idf.port} -b ${config:idf.baudRate} m...

Thanks but unfortunately that doesn't work. In the configuration the only options for "baud" are "idf.py monitor baud rate" and "UART console baud rate". If I change the idf.py monitor baud rate it flashes at 115200 but then switches to the higher rate for the monitor. The UART console baud rate has...

In VSCode how do you set the -b parameter when esptool.py is called to set the baud rate?

It defaults to 115200 which is rather slow and I can't see where to change it.

Fixed it. The issue is that build/config/sdkconfig.h is added by the build system but the IDE doesn't realize that and so flags up the defines in there as missing. You can either ignore it or add it via #include and it will build OK either way.

I've tried the blink and Hello World example projects in VSCode and neither build out of the box. Both have unresolved defines, e.g. CONFIG_FREERTOS_HZ. Trying to run idf.py from the terminal fails (unknown command).

I am on Windows 8.1. Does it work properly on Linux? Seems like maybe a path issue.

The JSON file had to be renamed to be attached and I redacted my username from it. My username does not contain spaces or any characters apart from basic English alphabet ones.

Thanks for the support.

Oh, I must have taken the screenshot before the build completed, my mistake. Anyway it is built and the errors have not resolved. https://i.imgur.com/2a9YoQe.png In any case I also tried VS Code and it seems to work a lot better. None of those errors and worked first time, although I did have to hav...

Thanks, I can build it now. I followed your instructions and they didn't work, I still couldn't build by pressing ctrl-B. But then I clicked on the build icon in the toolbar and it built OK, and after that I could use ctrl-B as well. Some kind of first-run bug. I still get a lot of errors in the edi...

I have installed Eclipse and followed the instructions to set up for ESP32 development but with the blinky example I get a "No Toolchain found for Target Local" error. I don't actually have an ESP32, I am just trying to build the example code before buying a dev board. Windows 8.1 Eclipse 20200313-1...