Got a nice little NUC pc for another purpose, Win11 Pro, totally virgin.
Installed the Chrome browser, FC10 and the ESP toolchain following the procedure to the letter.
CMake fail as I've seen a zillion times.

Jan

I left it alone for a few days, then it was broken. Maybe bugs ate it?

Jan

mnfisher wrote: ↑

Thu May 18, 2023 2:59 pm

Once it is working it's good...

It was. I have a working module with running software to prove it.
Then it broke.

Jan

I don't know Martin. I appreciate very much your help, but I doubt I want to run this project this way. In psychology they have a name for people who do the same thing over and over again, hoping that, magically, someday the result will be different. They are often placed in nice white shiny buildin...

Clean works. I now have again the CMake error I had before. In the main dir [C:\Users\jandi\wroom\main] I have: CMakeLists, component.mk, esp-project.c . Approppriate (I think) build log: -- Detecting CXX compiler ABI info -- Detecting CXX compiler ABI info - done -- Detecting CXX compile features -...

Here's the ninja log file.

Edit: not sure this is the latest - it has references to esp-idf v4.4.4 while I installed V4.2.x

Jan

Yes, location in FC still set to C:\esp-idf Checked environment variables, there's a C:\ESP-IDF-TOOLS ; don't see ESP-IDF on itself here. Did notice a system variable "C:\Users\jandi\AppData\Roaming\Python\ cripts ' seems a typo, no idea of the possible impact. Left it at that. Install of esp-idf ra...

And the beat goes on ... I did the following: 1. Uninstall all ESP related apps from the Windows Setup menu, including GIT, Python and Python installer. 2. Manually delete any folder/file remaining that I could find. 3. Restart and verify all is uninstalled/deleted. 4. Run CCleaner which detected a ...

I'm looking for a module similar to the ESP32 modules, but based on Microchip parts and supported by Flowcode . It should be a complete module with integrated WiFi connectivity and preferably a printed antenna. Should also have the usual slew of ucontroller peripherals including ADC inputs and USB. ...

So true! Back to Codey: Me Create a Flowcode program for the PIC16F1788. It must have an LCD display in 4-bit mode and an analog input. Display logon message 'Hello World', then wait 1 second, then read and display the analog input voltage at pin 12. 16-5-2023 11:57:02 Codey Codey Sure, I can help y...