I'm exploring "pure" CMake components (libraries only) as per https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/v5.1.4/esp32/api-guides/build-system.html#writing-pure-cmake-components Two related issues I face: 1. Cannot make it interact with IDF component manager 2. If main consuming app uses `COMPONE...

Anything? I am trying to do a multipart/mixed "download" (usually used for an upload) as an alternative It almost works. Having trouble with the parts' binary content getting parsed as text on the client side I'd still prefer the zip approach EDIT: After learning about the "central directory" requir...

Hi, I am accumulating a bunch of JPG on a SD card via a camera and would like to serve them up in one big zip file/mime for download, preferably made on the fly (I don't need a zipfile on the SD card). Zip format seems to make sense. I don't need compression really, just a file container format. Ple...

I second this

Some of my boilerplate test apps which only provision over BLE sometimes run out of IRAM, without even adding any app logic

Using esp-idf 5.1.1

Anyone? Does noone know precisely where and how the actual "calling line" or whatever it's called gets logged? By that I mean the orange-colored printout (presumably a log entry) which contains the line # and calling function name?

This gets me halfway there, so thank you. Though file/module level adjustment gets me what I need at a minimum, I'd still like to know precisely where that stack-trace-ish thing gets emitted. It doesn't appear to be directly in esp_event.c's handler_execute since that's a plain old ESP_LOGD I'm thin...

Hi guys Normally I am a big fan of the way event loop (such as WIFI_EVENT, IP_EVENT) also indicate a warning-level log of the source line # of the event fnptr executing. However, I find myself in an edge case where I need that shut off. Specifically, I am using a LOT of templates, and that log entry...

I too am experiencing this. Measured right around 1ma. It seems though that the little red LED (during 5V pin usage) and the CP2102 are powered all the time, the combination of which plausibly could be 1ma. Because we're talking specifically about the DevKitM-1 right? That's what the schematic for t...

Just for the record:

"Note that the ULP program keeps running and monitoring the input signal even when the SoC is woken up."

- https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/tr ... lp_fsm/ulp

The solution to this problem for me was reconfiguring my Virtual Machine's virtual USB hub to be USB 3.0. It defaulted to 2.0. Physical host machine is 3.x. Discovered also that, as others have observed, the USB cable you use is VERY important. I was getting a lot of timeout errors. For me it was a ...