Hello,
I noticed that ESP-IDF uses some internal machinery for automatic running and compiling tests provided by a Python package ttfw_idf. Is there documentation for this solution? Is it possible to easily adapt it to our project?

Hi iggrr, thanks for the fast response! I am aware of the cache solution. However, if I am not mistaken, it does not solve the problem of having multiple I think it's too bad that the idf.py and whole CMake build system does not support multiple binaries per project. I think this absence is really p...

I am working on a project that is more-less a library. Therefore, I would like to have roughly the following project structure: - components - libraryComponent1 - libraryComponent2 - libraryComponent3 - examples - example1 - example2 - example3 Where examples are complete firmware for ESP32. I would...

I am writing a component in C++ and I would like to test it. So according to the documentation, I created a directory test and wrote a simple test there in a .c file. How should I now run the test of my component using unit-test-app? Also, I have noticed there some tests written in the Catch framewo...

I am completely new to ESP32 development and I am still looking around. To sum up my assumptions about ESP32 I make, when asking this question: - ESP32 contains two identical cores, one is PRO_CPU and the second is APP_CPU. - ESP-IDF is build on top FreeRTOS. That means that handling of WiFi and oth...