ESP-IDF Eclipse Plugin v2.8.0 (Build id: 20230201-0004) Released
This is a minor release that offers NVS Partition Editor, Partition Table Editor, Debugging configuration improvements, and many other bug fixes to improve the quality of the plugin.
You can find more details about the Installation and release notes here
New Features and Improvements
- IEP-369: Partition Table Editor
- IEP-370: NVS Partition Editor
- IEP-831: Set remotetimeout to 20 sec for GDB Client
Bug Fixes
- IEP-801: Class cast exception during exporting debug configuration
- Fix for the component path if it's not from esp-idf components
- IEP-817: More informative notification on target change
- IEP-816: Not opening Application Size Analysis on esp-idf 5.0
- IEP-787: Replace the CMake change with a project description reader to find project binaries
- IEP-815: OpenOCD path in the Espressif preferences page requires the eclipse restart to update a value
- CI Build fix: Tag IEP builds with Eclipse 2022-09 target
- GH #629: Low application partition size turn off notification
- IEP-814: Fix error for Illegal Thread State exception causing monitor issues
- IEP-840 & IEP-841: Fix for Build settings save and add build settings tab in new launch config in
- IEP-701: Changes to handle the change in idf in esp_idf.json config file
- IEP-853: The default debug config command doesn't match the selected target
- IEP-852: Check for WebSocket dependency before starting serial monitor
- Update Documentation and documentation restructure ToC
- IEP-862 Repeatedly asks to install some missing tools
- IEP-864 Clean commands do not work with custom-build directories
Espressif-IDE v2.8.0 Released
Re: Espressif-IDE v2.8.0 Released
Dear,
I am using the Espressif IDE. I have installed the latest version and made a test building and running the hello_world example in the ESP-IDF collection.
It starts out with several cases of not having resolved symbols defined in #include files. After running the "build" command, three not resolved symbols remain. They are flagged as errors when running the run command.
I guess this is an error in the IDE.
Do you plan to update the Espressif IDE and remove this error?
I appreciate your efforts to have an Espressif IDE such that the installation and configuration is simple.
Regards,
Jorgen
I am using the Espressif IDE. I have installed the latest version and made a test building and running the hello_world example in the ESP-IDF collection.
It starts out with several cases of not having resolved symbols defined in #include files. After running the "build" command, three not resolved symbols remain. They are flagged as errors when running the run command.
I guess this is an error in the IDE.
Do you plan to update the Espressif IDE and remove this error?
I appreciate your efforts to have an Espressif IDE such that the installation and configuration is simple.
Regards,
Jorgen
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Re: Espressif-IDE v2.8.0 Released
Hello,
Thanks for reporting the issue.
If you're working with IDF 5.0 and higher with the Espressif-IDE/IEP Eclipse plugin, you might experience indexer problems based on the project, this is due to IDF 5.0 having certain components which are using the latest C/C++ 20 language features that are not yet supported by Eclipse CDT Indexer. Basically, the CDT parser doesn't know about these new language grammar.
However, you shouldn't have any problems during the build. It should go through fine as it relies on CMake.
As I have seen most of the issues related to symbols not being found, I would suggest disabling this check in the Eclipse Preferences.
In the future, when we have IDE support for C/C++ 20 lang features, we can change it back to Error.
Thanks
Thanks for reporting the issue.
If you're working with IDF 5.0 and higher with the Espressif-IDE/IEP Eclipse plugin, you might experience indexer problems based on the project, this is due to IDF 5.0 having certain components which are using the latest C/C++ 20 language features that are not yet supported by Eclipse CDT Indexer. Basically, the CDT parser doesn't know about these new language grammar.
However, you shouldn't have any problems during the build. It should go through fine as it relies on CMake.
As I have seen most of the issues related to symbols not being found, I would suggest disabling this check in the Eclipse Preferences.
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Preferences > C/C++ > Code Analysis > Symbol is not resolved (Change the Severity from Error to Warning)
Thanks
Re: Espressif-IDE v2.8.0 Released
Thank you for the reply.
In the meantime I have upgraded to Espressif IDE version 2.9.1, which has solved the problem.
Will a future version of the Espressif IDE have intellisense?
Regards,
Jorgen
In the meantime I have upgraded to Espressif IDE version 2.9.1, which has solved the problem.
Will a future version of the Espressif IDE have intellisense?
Regards,
Jorgen
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