Hello, I've just tried this recipe as per the msgs above and it did not worked for me. I'm using Kubuntu v25.10, checked all prerequisite Linux packages, removed all pre-installed esp-idf versions, .vscode, .config/code and installed esp-idf v5.5.3 through the vscode's espressif extension. Still ...

Hello All,

I'm trying to get the esp_hid_host application example working with a BLE keyboard. I'm using ESP-IDF V5.4 and the application located in esp-idf/examples/bluetooth/esp_hid_host folder.

Normally, a host that get a keyboard paired with it will allow for quick re-connection if the ...

I've done a example of an ESP32 program that connect to a standard BT Keyboard from Logitech a while ago.

Look here: https://github.com/turgu1/bt-keyboard

Guy

Hello again,

The problem is solved. Not easy to find but it worked: I've added two parameters to the ExternelProject_Add: BUILD_BYPRODUCTS and BUILD_ALWAYS. The resulting CMakeLists.txt is as follow:


# External build process for oberon, runs in source dir and produces liboberon.a
idf_component ...

I've advanced a bit today on this problem. If I add the following line at the end of the component's CMakeLists.txt, I'm able to link only if the library is already available:


target_link_libraries(${COMPONENT_LIB} INTERFACE oberon)


If I reinitialize everything and try to do a complete build ...

Hello all, I'm new to that CMake system and I must say that I'm very puzzled with it. I have a very very simple application (the HelloWorld app) to which I added a component (named oberon) that build a library in the component folder (liboberon.a). When doing the build process (idf.py build) the ...

Hello,

For the last few months, I've developed a Scheme byte code interpreter running on the ESP32 . The Scheme code is compiled to an intermediary very compact byte code that is then integrated with the interpreter ready to burn into flash on the chip. You can find it at the following location ...