Open draggett opened 9 years ago
The Arduino ESP hardware library emulates EEPROM with. However you can also use an external EEPROM chip via I2C
How to get an interrupt to signal when a new packet is ready on a socket? I need this to implement an event driven architecture.
Did we plan to use FreeRTOS and 3rd party libraries. FreeRTOS runs well on ESP8266, and I've ported lwip and CoAP components to ESP8266. These software stacks (FreeRTOS -> lwip -> CoAP) would be the infrastructure of Web of Things servers. It's C++ programming model.
I plan to start work on this project when the Arduino Web of Things project is further along, as the C++ should be directly re-usable for the ESP-8266. The main exception is that as far as I am aware, the ESP-8266 doesn't have any EEPROM. The Arduino Uno has 1 Kbytes.