man I feel so stupid, I'm still not getting it. How does a stack size of 3000 bytes equal 60kb? Or were you listing the sum of all your tasks?

As you can see there is 20 tasks in total (including espressif internal tasks), each has its own stack 3000-4000, which is 60-80kB of ram could you explain the math on that to me? Its been a point of confusion for me for a while. What are the units of "stack" ? Somewhere I got it in my head that th...

hey all, FYI I haven't given up, I know I said I might, but I just cant let things go like that. But I was compiling hard the other night and my system drive gave out on me. So here we are, a couple of days later, back up & running with a new drive. I haven't had a chance to read all the responses, ...

I understand being careful with delete. I dont understand the rule about only passing null through it? In what I have working, I'm using handles & checking that aren't NULL before deletion. Really new to this type of programing, so I'm just following tutorials at this point. I think I've got enough ...

were you able to get fabgl working on an IDF build? Was that inside platformio, or just a raw c++ project?

I've been scratching my head trying to get fabgl working with either platforio-IDF or normal ESP-IDF....nothings working for me.

thanks for your thoughtful response. my display runs at 640x 480 using the "double line" / fixed color palette method to half the memory (fabGL is the library). There is also a mouse & key board, whose tasks I've yet to find in the arduino version. I think the whole package bites off ~150k and when ...

I have a project, it was all built in an arduino framework. It gets info from child boards via ESP now & displays it on a screen. I was nearly done, when I decided I wanted a clock on the screen. Between the display & espNow, I dont have enough DRAM to add the WIFI to get an update on the clock. I t...

Looking to strike up a conversation with anyone who has some experience working withe the FABGL display libraries. Anyone out there?