Arduino API
Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 2:41 pm
Hello,
i had the chance to prove the Arduino-esp32 core and is going to be a really impressive work (ty for what you did until now!). I have some questions/suggestions:
1) I followed the tutorial in Github to install the esp32core on Win10. At least for me, the path for "espressif" folder was wrong. In fact, the path in Git Bash points to "C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\Arduino\hardware" that it's not always the right one. In my case i have One Drive sinchronization on Documents and on Win10 this causes the right path is "C:\Users\USERNAME\OneDrive\Documents\Arduino\hardware". Maybe could be a good idea explaining deeper the path location part
2) I succesfully uploaded and run the example. 10mins from 0 (no esp install -> running code on esp-devkit) is awesome so thanks for the hard work! I would like to try now to modify them a little. Is a documentation of the Arduino libraries available?
Example "WiFiScan":
Is it possible knowing arguments without exploring the library code?
Thank you!
Frax
i had the chance to prove the Arduino-esp32 core and is going to be a really impressive work (ty for what you did until now!). I have some questions/suggestions:
1) I followed the tutorial in Github to install the esp32core on Win10. At least for me, the path for "espressif" folder was wrong. In fact, the path in Git Bash points to "C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\Arduino\hardware" that it's not always the right one. In my case i have One Drive sinchronization on Documents and on Win10 this causes the right path is "C:\Users\USERNAME\OneDrive\Documents\Arduino\hardware". Maybe could be a good idea explaining deeper the path location part
2) I succesfully uploaded and run the example. 10mins from 0 (no esp install -> running code on esp-devkit) is awesome so thanks for the hard work! I would like to try now to modify them a little. Is a documentation of the Arduino libraries available?
Example "WiFiScan":
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WiFi.mode(WIFI_STA);Thank you!
Frax