Just wanted to add to this thread, it's exactly what I needed. We have a source code library that we don't distribute directly to customers; instead we compile an archive and include that with the application source. For Eclipse-based toolchains, this is fairly simple to manage by making two project...

I just followed these instructions, and I was able to build a Hello World app while pulling a couple of functions from my application libraries. Here's the CMakeLists.txt for the component: # App libs include component w/ prebuilt source library. # Set this to whatever components your library requir...

FWIW, this is the correct answer: https://esp32.com/viewtopic.php?t=16452 I just followed these instructions, and I was able to build a Hello World app while pulling a couple of functions from my application libraries. Here's the CMakeLists.txt for the component: # App libs include component w/ preb...

I'm also getting this debug output: W (2051848) wifi:state wrong txa_flags=9 W (3311360) wifi:state wrong txa_flags=9 W (7570754) wifi:state wrong txa_flags=9 W (8051716) wifi:state wrong txa_flags=9 W (9288310) wifi:state wrong txa_flags=9 W (9769166) wifi:state wrong txa_flags=9 W (10593560) wifi:...

Aye, I soon discovered/realized that as I was waiting for my post to be approved. I also discovered that ESP has a whole separate API for tick and idle hooks that handles multi-core (esp_freertos_hooks.h). Determined that I can turn off the CONFIG_FREERTOS_USE_TICK_HOOK flag and instead use esp_regi...

I've run into a rather perplexing issue. I've been developing an app on an ESP32-S3 in C and C++, using SPI and I2C and other facilities, all working fine. I then folded in code to run the Wi-Fi interface, based on the simple "station" example in IDF v5.0.1. Unfortunately, I found that my app would ...