Is there an equivalent to a register write to GPIO_OUT_W1T[S|C]_REG from the ULP?

Install https://github.com/espressif/vscode-esp-idf-extension and then read https://github.com/espressif/vscode-esp ... bugging.md

It helps to adjust your DHCP server (running on the ESP32) to not hand out a gateway. iPhone will then instantaneously understand that there is no internet connectivity towards this AP and will use cellular for every communication not targetted at your AP's subnet.

I'm working on preparing a proper release workflow for production. To be able to symbolicate coredump files, which parts of the `build` folder do I need to store when cutting a release? Is it just the `<project>.elf`or do I need more?

Thanks, I commented on this post. Sadly, the suggested fix does not change anything for me. An `idf.py build` still mixes up a section. I wonder... if the order of components in `sdkconfig` is not relevant, perhaps I could add a post-build line (via cmake?) that just sorts the `sdkconfig` line-by-li...

Resurrecting this old thread… it seems it's available these days via https://components.espressif.com/compon ... ssif/gprof ­-- any experiences with doing it that way? Were the results expected / accurate?

I realize this is probably more of a Kconfig question, but it's ESP-IDF I have this problem with. Whenever I build my ESP-IDF project (containing custom Kconfig projectbuild configurations), I get bogus changes in the sdkconfig like that: diff --git a/firmware/boards/ecuconnect/sdkconfig.debug b/fir...

There‘s also this https://github.com/FL0WL0W/esp-idf/tree/AMP exciting (3rdparty) project here that allows scheduling one core for FreeRTOS and the other for bare metal. Perhaps that would be of help.

I agree. Something like a modern Kolban w/ pure ESP-IDF and covering the whole ESP32 family would be something I'd love to read.
Perhaps something to write…

This is not really supported well by IDF (same as sdkconfig for different scenarios, like, debug and release). You will find a lot of workarounds though. I‘m using a custom board directory for every single target where the sdkconfig resides in. The rest of the files is symlinked to the general direc...