I have an ESP32 project in Eclipse, with a "flash" Build Target.
If I right-click the 'flash' build target, it successfully builds and deploys to the ESP32.
If I subsequently launch 'make monitor' in MinGW32, it displays the output.
HOWEVER... if I try to do the same thing while 'make monitor' is ALREADY running, I get an error (because the serial port is already in use).
Is there some way to open a serial monitor window in Eclipse itself that knows enough to close and release its serial connection and get out of the way while I'm running Build->flash, then automatically re-establish the connection when it's finished?
How to view serial monitor in Eclipse?
Re: How to view serial monitor in Eclipse?
I had the same issue. I know it can be done because when using PlatformIO, it does close the comport then upload then re-open the comport.
Re: How to view serial monitor in Eclipse?
Automatic switching between flashing and monitoring should work in the IDF eclipse plugin: https://github.com/espressif/idf-eclips ... /README.md
However this doesn't use the GNU Make build system and Msys, and requires IDF v4.x and CMake build system.
However this doesn't use the GNU Make build system and Msys, and requires IDF v4.x and CMake build system.
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