I know current IDF supports FreeRTOS but maybe in the future it would be also good to have a standalone SDK for ESP32?
Do you think it is possible and have you consider such development?

Thanks!

ESP_Sprite wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 06, 2020 10:25 am

Nothing I can make public that's more than 'we're working on it', sorry.

Can you give us some more details?

I would still consider Risc-V /64bit - why not - architecture is perfect for ESP64 )
Going with ARM increases costs unfortunately ...

Interesting) I wonder why instead of ARM33 - use Risc-V with same configuration
That board will not be cheap. I'd rather go with Kendryte )
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I definitely need to use Xtensa assembly. Are there any guides or examples how to program in LX6/7 assembler?
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Let's say I want to optimize certain subprocedures in my program and want to use assembly language.
What is the best way of doing that. Is it better to create them in separate .s files or mix in C/C++ ?
Also how do I do that and what special markup or setup do I need

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Maybe it should be referred as KPU210 or MAix module similar to ESP module which is not cpu. And WiFi of external chip is not a bad thing because it wouldn't consume main CPU power or interfere with program tasks. Anyways it's a different module and future more high end esp module could have some be...

I think you're taking about some another chip and IMHO this topic is not about, but about next version of ESP32. K210 and ESP are designed to do different tasks. They couldn't compete. K210 SoC is rather a CPU than MCU, is very fast, have plenty of RAM, rich audio/video processing skills, but doesn...

We are almost in 2020's - I do not understand any engineer who still uses tiny MCU to build another smartphone, that's the waste of time. ESP32 was designed for doing simple network-based tasks without the user interaction and should stay at this niche. If You need a computer just buy Raspberry. I ...

I thought you converted esptool.py into c# )
That would be something very helpful