Closed jonathan84clark closed 1 month ago
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@jonathan84clark For your situation, yes you are right, the boot process are prebuild as bin files for the SDK to use. For more sensors supported currently there are 2, GC5035 and JXF37. To go further, I think currently it is very hard to push the whole process faster. You may want to try running your application at multi-thread.
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I'm working on an application that requires that the device wakes up and takes a picture extremely quickly. So far I've been able to get this down to 267ms which meets spec for the project. But to do this I had to initialize the file system AFTER I initialized the camera. I need to be able to apply settings to the camera that are stored on the SD card. However reading the SD card takes an additional ~250ms which pushes the overall time to picture up to nearly 600ms which is a little longer than I want. I want to see if I can shave off a few more milliseconds.
One of the things I would like to look at is the camera boot process. Right now it shows this:
I want to get into the code that generates this output to see what I can tighten up. However I can't seem to find the .c/.cpp files generating this output. I'm seeing header files (.h) but no matching .c or .cpp files. I am also seeing a lot of .a files which makes me suspect that some of the files are precompiled binaries and not source code. Are the source files used to compile those binaries available? Is there a way I could have access to them? Or am I just looking in the wrong place?
Also do you have an environment for this camera that is outside of the Arduino library? The ESP32 had the C-level ESP-IDF. This product is advertised as having RTOS capabilities so is there a C-level library that can be used for development?
Thanks,
Jonathan L Clark