Hi Oscar, Thanks for your reply I have searched a bit on the net and could not find a tool that does that so I thought I build one myself and dedicated around 2 hours to this. Using Labview I was able to build a tool that reads the hex file and calculates the space taken and what's left here is a sc...

Hi, When I am programming I usually wonder how much space I have left on the Microcontroller.

Could we have some tool to indicate this ? or maybe already there and I don't know about it?

Hi Ben

Just tested it, works great! Thanks very much for your help.

Hi I am currently working with multiple MCP23017 modules and noticed that if we Could change the Module Address in the program Would save a lot of space. Right now I am duplicating the macros just for talking to a different module when we could just set a different address in the beginning and use t...

Hi David, I just started playing with the MCP23017 according to the datasheet you have to set Port B in your case to be an OUTPUT, this is done by writing the IODIRB register. Putting a value of 0 will set the entire Port B to be an Output. Working fine on the STM32, I hope this helps. - reg.png

Hi Stefan

Yes I was able to get rid of that error now I can see the right messages
but still, when I Scan the 2.4ghz I don't see the SSID AP43 in this case .
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Hi LeighM,

Thanks for your reply, if you don't have the same problem could be that I Installed some different version of
the toolchain or something?

OK this is not urgent so don't worry just playing here, will tackle this after the festive season

Enjoy it and stay safe.

Hi , Just started playing with the esp32 and for now, I am just testing some functions to see what it can do. So made this simple Code to create an Access point and I can see that there is a bug, The access point does not get created and in the rs232 debug messages can see the following. [0;32mI (72...

Hi ,

I think you have to read a byte at a time incrementing the index value but don't really know
how you would know where to put the point you will end up something like this 19216801 for 192.168.0.1

Hi Ben / Steve

Thanks for your prompt reply and fix will update and test.

Thanks again