WiFive wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 09, 2020 1:33 pm

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32967199184.html

Thanks, but I'm really only looking for a socket. Do you happen to know what spring pins they've used to create that that board or the name to search for?

I'd like to build a PCB for lab purposes with exchangeable ESP32 modules. Do sockets for Wrover and Wroom modules exist or do you happen to know of another smart solution?

I'd press the like-button if there were one thanks for sharing.

Late to the game, but the answer is absolutely "yes". I've written C++ on the ESP32 since day one (2.5 years ago) and never regretted the decision to do so. As always, you have to know your tool, so if you know C++, then there's no reason not use it on this platform imho. With the xtensa-gcc 8.2 com...

I had the same idea some years back, it grew into a complete framework that can run on *nix and ESP32. for reference, this I/O card/alarm is built on top of Smooth

Depending on your application size and what else you need, writing parts as an external component/library might be enough for you.

You're welcome

Looking forward to you feedback. Smooth isn't perfect but it has worked well for me. Just recently a few others have also started using it so welcome to the club I guess.

My question to the ESP devs is why does the 'build_system' 'idf_as_lib' example explicitly specify Ninja? I too pointed that out to them a while back. The answer I got was that Ninja is faster. So yes, just a preference. Btw, don't go down the route using IDF as a library, I've been down that rabbi...

flash = partition table, bootloader and the app
app-flash = flashes only the application, nothing else.

https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp ... ystem.html

HTH

CLion & VSCode both support CMake as project files.

There is no such thing as "CMake make file". CMake is a build system generator , not a build system. It generates whatever build system you tell it to. Make files, Ninja, Visual Studio solution... Unless you absolutely want CLion to use Ninja during compilation, just let it do its thing based on the...