Closed ChrGri closed 2 months ago
Looking at espidf, that call is present in another header. Perhaps just need another include
BTW: I have given up to understand the versions of esp32 core, idf, arduino,… Now I am only using in platformio.ini these lines:
[env:esp32_V6_5_0]
platform = espressif32 @ 6.5.0
With release versions being defined here
espressif V6.6.0 still works (and the framework even creates warnings, which is an issue for itself).
If any official espressif version breaks, then I will take this up. For now I do not plan to bugfix on 3.3.0-rc1
Thank you for the feedback. Following your advice, I wanted to test via platformio but I'm a bit confused since it shows me two different ESP core variants, see red lines in build log below.
Can you confirm that indeed the 6.5 core was used and not the Arduino 2.0.14 core packake?
BR Chris
Apparently the 6.5.0 platform contains the framework-arduinoespressif32 v2.0.34. What in this context is “ core”, I do not know,
As I have said before, the versioning scheme is a bit confusing and I prefer to stick to the platformio-platform versioning for the build tests.
Hi @gin66,
just a quick info, so that you are prepared. Since there is a problem with the serial output for ESP32 S3, see, I wanted to test ESP32 core lib 3.0:![image](https://github.com/gin66/FastAccelStepper/assets/21274895/e1985d46-c576-49d6-b25a-13a9aaf4e1fb)
It seems to be incompaitble with this stepper lib:![image](https://github.com/gin66/FastAccelStepper/assets/21274895/3090df01-f925-463a-96f9-4f319dd6d737)
BR Chris