Arduino-component Serial.print doesn't work over USB CDC (ESP32-S3)

[akolodner25]

I am programming an ESP32-S3 chip connected only to USB. On the Arduino IDE, I just had to turn on "USB CDC on Boot" to get Serial output to work over it, but now I'm trying to switch to ESP-IDF with Arduino and there's no identical option in the menuconfig. In the ESP system settings, I set the output to go to USB Serial/JTAG Controller (see below for why other options don't work). Then after I build/flash the project, Serial.print doesn't give any output in the monitor. printf() works fine (as long as it has a flushing newline), so I know that serial output *can* be sent to the computer, just not with Serial.print. How do I get Serial.print to work? It would save a lot of hassle changing every print statement to printf, and keep compatibility with Arduino IDE, so this is somewhat important.

In ESP system settings, if I select UART0 as serial output, the project builds but the monitor has no output after starting the CPU scheduler (normally it says uart: queue free spaces: 20, but this does not appear). The program is still running, as evidenced by LEDs in a test program, but no output.
If I try to select USB CDC, the build fails with an error saying: static assertion failed: "usb_osglue_*_int is not multicore capable".

First post so if I'm leaving out any important information, just ask. Serial baud rate 115200 if it matters.

[johnsmithespidf]

It's been two years since your post on the forum, but no response yet.
I ran into the same issue today and was wondering if you found a solution?
Thanks for the help

[akolodner25]

Yes, eventually somebody helped me! Just forgot to update here. The forum post with the solution is viewtopic.php?f=13&t=30926