Hi, did you read description of this library? ATTENTION! Only basic functionality is currently implemented. Has been tested only on ESP32 using a 2.7" e-ink display (GDEW027W3-T). This will work only as a compoment in the ESP-IDF framework. If you are looking for an arduino-esp32 version check the o...

To Sonar it does matter, as it tells us "Either add a parameter list or the "&" operator to this use of "HELLO_TASK"." If you have a better idea, please share. Only when he pass function with wrong signature: It is still not clear to me how can I avoid this warning. I have tried to declare my task ...

This may be not the answer to your question, but you seem to be in better position than me. On esp-idf master, maybe other versions too, esp32s3 v0.1 there is not a chance to run app with flash set to OPI 120MHz (F8R8 mode). In F4R8 mode, flash 40MHz and PSRAM 120MHz my psram is not detected properl...

To be honest i dont know what is the correct order, because i am using half-automated library for this, but i have some weird observation. It is working on some routers and on the other routers it shows old "espressif" hostname. Im guessing that the 2nd case, when it shows "espressif" hostname is no...

Those 2 are not the same declarations/definitions and one is not what xTaskCreate expects void HELLO_TASK(void *param); // GOOD vs void HELLO_TASK(const void *param); // WRONG and here is error example error: invalid conversion from 'void (*)(const void*)' to 'TaskFunction_t' {aka 'void (*)(void*)'}...

Maybe late and stupid question, but since when you are passing uint16_t* to calculate CRC?

Hi, i am using many techniques to keep memory low. For example i am using my own wifi library for 2 reasons: - i can keep control over wifi init settings, which include static and dynamic buffers - it is much easier to me to migrate into esp-idf if needed This is my current wifi setup, which may imp...

Sadly espressif is very often ignoring this fact which is making hard to use esp-idf in C++ code.
Very often they are ignoring variables order in structures.

Next time please try to post also error logs, which can help to help you.

Its 20 tasks, each with own stack of 3kB:
20 x 3kB = 60kB

Yes, those are bytes. I have each task with stack 3-4kB, sometimes even more. Of course i am assuming that espressif internal tasks have similar stacks. Dont look at the number here, because its stack watermark (how much bytes i can still use on stack): "watermark":{ "BLE_Task":1660, "LED":120, "mqt...