We're running tests decoding a downloaded security token from our webserver. Now for testing purposes we're downloading a new token every minute. After about 2 days the device stops working because of a watchdog failure. The task in question runs on CPU1 and is called access_token_task. The point is...

Thank you @ESP_Sprite. I have been discussing this in parallel in another thread in the FreeRTOS forum if anyone is interested.

I need to modify some FreeRTOSConfig values for my project. As I read from this topic espressif doesn't want me to modify the options on my own, but is there even a way? I mean I would usually go into FreeRTOSConfig.h and change stuff, but this changes will have global influence on any of my project...

It seems that vTaskDelete() ignores C++ runtime specifications in that every scope exit must trigger the destruction of contained objects. Compare the following minimaly reproducible example: #include <stdio.h> #include <iostream> #include <string> #include "freertos/FreeRTOS.h" #include "freertos/t...

I'm encountering multiple system aborts that are linked to the mbed tls module, more specifically to its heap free() functions. Somehow mbed_tls fails at various stages. I have not encountered those errors before in any of my other projects, so I suspect my own code to somehow intercept the mbed_tls...

I'm using the example provided in examples/protocols/websocket to connect to my node.js/socket.io webserver. The websocket module and its associated transport_ws.c however is complaining that it can't read the following http header: E (531690) TRANSPORT_WS: Error read response for Upgrade header GET...

Sure. I want to implement RAII-style state management for my C++ code. Also I want to unify waiting for event bits, semaphores and notices to reduce my API calls down to single decision/synchronisation points.

But if LWIP is dependent upon that I have to think of a better solution.

I'm trying to hijack the RTOS event list from the task control block (TCB) for my purposes. This means that event groups would probably stop working. Is any popular esp32 component dependent upon event groups? So far I have only seend event loops being used.

No I'm actually using qos 1. However, in any case the msg_id is not what I expected then.

Someone told me that EXCVADDR: 0x00000000 is hinting to a nullpointer. It always held true in my case at least..

Maybe a bad alloc?