I share the same feeling, but as I said - it is in my system PATH (also - your s3 project compiles successfully on my machine), therefore I feel something fishy going on under the esp-idf cmake hood (that somehow gets rid of my PATH)... I just thought that you might encountered the same problem so I...

Hi permal, I have successfully built your g3 project and I am trying to adjust mine project layout and cmakes according to your, however I get this odd behavior: [mchodzikiewicz@raczek:build|feature/bsp]$ cmake -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=/home/mchodzikiewicz/CLionProjects/beerbob_fw_esp32/openbrewery_bs...

Hi,

Bumping topic up:
Could you possibly relate to this (probably) last major issue?

Nice! I took a look into your repo - it looks like we have very similar goal (yet I have approached it slightly different) maybe we could merge some of our work in the future. Anyway - Angus, could you please advice which way should we go? I am ready to get involved in the process a bit more, and fo...

Hi! I am very happy with the direction you took - it is possible to use esp-idf as a library and use other CMake-managed libraries with ease, but my prefered use case is a bit more advanced: I want to wrap esp-idf with my own abstraction layer (or in other words, implement my cross-platform abstract...

Hi! Thank you for the updated build system, however - I do experience some issues: Using almost exactly your example: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.5) project(idf_as_lib C) # The source file main.c contains app_main() definition add_executable(${CMAKE_PROJECT_NAME}.elf application.h application.c...

Hi Angus, is the branch you mentioned publicly available? It would be great if I could switch right now, since I am blocked by this PR (I do not want to do hacks that ain't gonna be needed soon)