hi
i have read a lot of material in the WEB. But i didn't find an answer to one question.
If i want to add to a project example another feature like i have softap_example choosen - so it works.
Now i want to add also bluetooth to this code.
If i try to
#include "esp_bt.h"
it doesn't work (and i found a lot of this questions but no answer how it works) with #include errors detected.
If i make project out of the bluetooth examples the
#include "esp_bt.h"
works! (bt_hid_mouse_device)
So there must be a trick how to configure some .json configure files (or something magic) that intellisense and the compiler found this folders.
Do you know how to "add" this features. It isn't so easy because for example the esp_bt.h is in more than one folder:
under the /esp-idf/vomponents/bt
are folders for esp32 - esp32c2 - esp32c3 - esp32c5 - esp32h2 - esp32h4
and there is a include folder which contains the esp_bt.h
So i don't understand where to add what that 1. Intellisense find this folder if i want to add bluetooth 2. that it is the right folder for the correct chip.
Any videos or explanations of these concepts are very welcome.
regards
hape
fundamaental work of #include in VSCode
Re: fundamaental work of #include in VSCode
There should be a file named idf_component.yml
In there you would put your dependencies.
If you look at that bluetooth example, look at the idf_component.yml file, and copy whats in there into your projects idf_component.yml file . It will then pull in the necessary files into your project.
In there you would put your dependencies.
If you look at that bluetooth example, look at the idf_component.yml file, and copy whats in there into your projects idf_component.yml file . It will then pull in the necessary files into your project.
Re: fundamaental work of #include in VSCode
hi
ok thats interesting. On some of the examples is the file you mentioned (idf_component.yml). But on C:\Users\hape\esp\v5.2.1\esp-idf\examples\bluetooth\bluedroid\classic_bt\bt_discovery there isn't any of these files. So there must be another trick. Also the esp_bt.h is there for every ESP32 (C2 C3 C6 etc). So in the whole directory is not 1 .yml file.
Do you know how this magic happens?
regards
hape
ok thats interesting. On some of the examples is the file you mentioned (idf_component.yml). But on C:\Users\hape\esp\v5.2.1\esp-idf\examples\bluetooth\bluedroid\classic_bt\bt_discovery there isn't any of these files. So there must be another trick. Also the esp_bt.h is there for every ESP32 (C2 C3 C6 etc). So in the whole directory is not 1 .yml file.
Do you know how this magic happens?
regards
hape
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