Well, that kinda makes sense. No point in having types which are equivalent unless explicitly defined as such.

I feel embarrassed I didn't spot it but I was consumed by the pursuit of different header files and, naturally, assumed example code replicated broadly across the interwebs would actually ...

Thanks again for your help! That was it: removing the signed from signed char.

For some reason I thought it might have been the first argument (TaskHandle_t xTask vs struct tskTaskControlBlock *) and changed that but totally missed the signed char vs char.

Since I was working on code copied from ...

MicroController thank you for the reply.

I don't understand this part though

It's actually only VSCode that's "guessing" wrong here; the compiler uses the correct header file ("FreeRTOSConfig.h" actually). (Notice that you're building with the normal "FreeRTOS-Kernel" but the header file you're ...

Hello and thanks for the help.

I would like to create a custom configCHECK_FOR_STACK_OVERFLOW() routine but run into a problem.

This is my code

#include "freertos/FreeRTOS.h"
#include <esp_task_wdt.h>

void Restart( char * reason );

#define checkconfigCHECK_FOR_STACK_OVERFLOW configCHECK_FOR ...

OK I may have discovered what is going on.

I had an (old) version of my software which included ulp and it flagged no issues. I had forgotten about this since later versions of the code had the issues.

Since the code compiled I figured it was likely vscode related so I did a comparison of all the ...

Well, it compiles and runs. And the only include which isn't flagged as not found is <stdint.h>

Microcontroller thank you for the reply.

You are correct: I guess the fact I was very frustrated and working on the actual ADC example produced by ESP IDF I figured it wasn't likely an issue with what I had done but the way the system works. The ULP related documentation is pretty sparse.

I have ...

Hello and thanks for the help.

I thought I would experiment with moving some of my functions over to the RISCV ULP in my custom ESP32-S3 board.

Some time ago I got the ADC example to compile. More recently I decided I would try and incorporate ULP into my project.

When I investigated further, I ...

I know you want minimum wire count but I have had great success using simple thermistors. They are cheap, available in hermetically sealed stainless steel packages and really easy to use. You can even run long wires to them - not something which is true of most digital sensors.

Just as a follow up I tried to install ESP IDF V6 via EIM gui and it failed despite disabling the aliases as suggested by GFeonix.

However, running EIM-CLI seemed to work.