Hi,

I try to follow the instructions in the tutorial, but the link to openocd-0.10.0-dev-gcdaf22fd appears dead...

Where can I download this file ?

Thanks,

Paul

Thanks for contacting us. Our global distributor Electrodragon will release ESP32-Prog very shortly. Please feel free to visit their website: http://www.electrodragon.com That's good news. I was thinking about contacting a PCB assembly company, but this is a better solution. Hope that "very shortly...

Hi All, I'm looking for a decent ESP32 programming and debugging solution. I found this device very interesting. All the info is available, including gerber files etc to effectively build the board. However, I have never before done a smt board, let alone one which such small parts. Is this device f...

I'm not sure if it has something to do with the declaration of your pins, but you wrote So PIN2 and PIN3 both point to the same output pin?

Hope this helps....
Paul.

Hi,

I have no experience with the boost libraries, but had the same isue with a dynamic_cast<>(). I solved it by adding the following line to the component.mk file: Hope this helps.

Paul.

Hi All, In my project I have several ESP32 devices participating in an IoT solution based on MQTT. I have a Mosquitto instance running on an RPi 3. I will have info about the status of all the ESP devices broad-casted : when a device becomes active, it will publish a message telling it is "Online", ...

Ok, I added to the component.mk file and now it compiles. I was confused by only finding -fno-rtti in the gnu gcc documentation, nothing about -frtti documented...

thanks for your reply.

However, the -fno-rtti is already set (or is default behaviour), I have to remove it somewhere...
Or is it another flag to enable rtti?

Thanks,
Paul

Hi all, In my code I us class Base {}; class Derived : public Base {}; Base* base = new Derived(); Derived* derived = dynamic_cast<Derived*>(base) . To compile this, I need to enable rtti (Real Time Type Information) in the compiler options. Where can I enable this option (in eclipse IDE) ? Thanks, ...

if you need portability, you can use std::thread How far goes "portability" ? Let me explain my situation : I'm writing a new version of a C/C++ system I wrote before for Debian armhf (Beaglebone Black). I'm reusing portions of the beaglebones code and try to implement them on ESP32 platform. The f...