In any platform, there aren't too many people interested in assembly, but there are lots of other ones who will benefit with the products made by the first group, what improves the Soc attractiveness.
It´s unexpected a SoC maker doesn't provide detailed information about its product...

ESP_Sprite, there was no intention of criticize ESP32 as a product, but it seems it aims the (huge!) market of people and companies that want a platform easy to learn (as Arduino) and with lots of features. ESP32 has seemed to us to be a interesting choice to upgrade our products and we've invested ...

ESP_Sprite, My company develops and produces ignition controllers for ICEs, so they have to work in very short cycles, requiring a very fast and efficient firmware, so we cannot write codes in any high level programming language since we will get dependent of compiler optimization efficacy. We strug...

ESP_Sprite, thanks for replying. Well, it´s quite frustrating to know that ESP32, due support information lack, is not viable for some professional applications. It seems a well featured product, but it also seems Espressif aimed hobbyist market. According to page at https://www.espressif.com/en/new...

Hello, all. I´m considering migrate some products from present platform to ESP32 and, since then are time-critical, a machine level code is mandatory. But this seemingly total lack of support from Espressif on assembly coding is making me pessimistic on ESP32. I´ve been looking for some documentatio...