ESP-IDF 1.0 Release plan

[liping1208]

When released support sdio? thx

[Ritesh]

Hi,

Thanks for quick reply.

I am asking "RF init and calibration data handling" from RF perspective. is that feature has been released or is there any plan to release into ESP32-idf 1.0 Release?

Also, Is there any plan to release I2C Driver which is not currently available into driver of ESP32-idf Release?

Let me know if you have any informations regarding above 2 details. Also Please provide me any Espressif's direct contact person's Email ID who has more informations regarding release details.

[ESP_Stanza]

Sorry, the release is delayed to this weekend.

We are still working on it. Last testing.

[nistvan86]

Did the WiFi+Bluetooth coexistence feature made it's way to the 1.0 release?
Specifically i'm interested if it's possible to connect to an AP and send data while scanning continously for BLE advertisement data.

[Ritesh]

Does anyone has any idea that howmany features will be included and howmany bug will be fixed in ESP32-idf Release 1.0?

Let me know if anyone has any informations regarding that.

[kolban]

Reading the release notes for 1.0 found here ... https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/releases/tag/v1.0

Is it the case that I2C and mDNS didn't make the cut?

[ESP_igrr]

Yes, along with flash encryption and interrupt allocation API. Flash encryption should land into master quite soon, it is finished and reviewed. Regarding interrupt allocation API, since it didn't make it into 1.0, I'm not really sure what to do about it. It breaks a fair number of APIs so now we can only release it in the next major version.
A few of us are travelling this week. We will discuss updated plan for the next release and publish it on the forum early next week.

[shadow]

No I2C means I can't read any sensors connected through I2C?
I'm a complete newbie and I just got my board and BME280 sensor from SparkFun and I am trying to do a school project.

[ESP_igrr]

Shadow: if you are a total newbie, you may be better off starting with ESP32 Arduino code (https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32). It does have support for I2C peripheral.

[shadow]

Hmm,
That's what I did actually, using https://github.com/sparkfun/SparkFun_BM ... no_Library, but when I tried it, all I got was garbage on the serial monitor.

But today I've read in Mr. Kolban's book this fragment:

I2C and the Wire library – The default pins on the ESP32 for the I2C and Wire
library are GPIO21 for SDA and GPIO22 for SCL

I've just connected the I2C pins to some random ports, having read that any of them could be used and about some port multiplexing, but without actually understanding how this works

I'll try again a bit later using 21/22.