Not cleared. Those variables are part of the stack, and when a task exits that stack is handed back to the heap allocator...


I see, so if I understood correctly, it doesn't manually zero the bits in memory, it just reports as "free" the memory bytes to be used for other stuff.
This means they ...

Is that all the backtrace the panic is giving you? Normally it gives you a nice stack dump leading to the call path that triggered it.

Regardless, there is something NULL in one of your semaphores. Usually, something being NULL means A. it hasn't been initialized yet, or B. it has been free'ed ...

That looks a lot better. One more remark, but it's more 'advanced': it's not necessarily useful now but it'll help you when your projects get bigger. You ideally want to separate the interface from the implementation, and you're not really doing that. What I mean by that is that in the .h file ...

That looks a lot better. One more remark, but it's more 'advanced': it's not necessarily useful now but it'll help you when your projects get bigger. You ideally want to...


I think I understand what you mean, this is basically what Espressif did with their API no?
For example allowing me to use ...

- For things that you'd expect to always succeed (outside of a bug in the code) you can also use assert() or ESP_CHECK() to test it. It's shorter than a manual if(fail) printf("failed") solution.
- gpio_reset_pin is superfluous, gpio_config already has the same functionality under the hood (iirc ...

- For things that you'd expect to always succeed (outside of a bug in the code) you can also use assert() or ESP_CHECK() to test it. It's shorter than a manual if(fail) printf("failed") solution.
- gpio_reset_pin is superfluous, gpio_config already has the same functionality under the hood (iirc ...

I know I've used some overkill features like interrupts, but I wanted to experiment.
Initially I hoped that the glitch filter would help me against the bounce of my button, but in the end I had to find an additional workaround, otherwise it often happened that the trigger would fire twice.

The ...

Ditch what you have done, and start here.
https://dl.espressif.com/dl/eim/

I already have eim and Espressif IDE installed though

Hello everyone,

TL;DR: (Debian 12) I'm just getting started and I'm already having trouble with the guide, I think I've installed the same tools twice and many steps of said official guides actually end up in errors on my side even though I've followed the steps one-on-one.


Semi-exhaustive ...