Choose the board, COM port, hold down the BOOT button, click upload and keep your finger on the BOOT button pressed. When the Arduino IDE starts sending the code, you can release the button and wait for the flashing process to be completed. Now, the ESP32 is flashed with the new firmw...
i have tried so far various esp cores (2.3, 2.4rc1, 2.4rc2), various arduino ide versions, on 4 VERY different batch ch4 units, but all presented the same behaviour: after some random time, the content of eeprom is lost, and sometimes the firmware is corrupted. the eeprom content i can...
问Arduino Linux :错误：‘digitalPinToInterrupt’EN各位大佬，晚上好啊，在上一篇博客中，我们讲了什么...
autoformat code with Arduino IDE code formatting standards (kcsoft) remove the interrupt number from the constructor by using digitalPinToInterrupt (kcsoft) fix type for us and timeout when no interrupt is triggered (kcsoft) removed the callback parameter from the constructor, added sensor type ...
I'm using Arduino IDE version 1.8.16 on Win10. I have version 1.0.6 of the esp board pack. I stripped down the code to nothing but setup and an empty loop(), and it still crashes. When I run this code: Code: Untitled.cppSelect all ...
Do you actually refer to 'ld_include_xt_nmi' in your CMakelists.txt? (cflags needs a '-u ld_include_xt_nmi' to force the linker to evaluate your asm file) I am using the Arduino IDE. I don't do anything with make files, just click the compile button. The exact same code, usi...
Plug the TinyScreen+ into your computer with a micro USB cable. Make sure the power switch is turned toon!Open theTinyScreen+ RTC & Interrupts Arduino Sketchin the Arduino IDE. Make the correctToolsselections for your development board. If unsure, you can double-check theHelp page that mention...
#include <Arduino.h> #include <XMC1300.h> #include <xmc_gpio.h> #include <xmc_eru.h> #define STATUS_OK 1 #define RF_DATA P2_4 #define LED P0_0 int timeRead = 0; volatile bool interrupcao_ocorrida = false; XMC_GPIO_CONFIG_t config; XMC_ERU_ETL_CONFIG_t event_generator_config...
Timer0: Timer0 is a 8bit timer. In the Arduino world Timer0 is been used for the timer functions, like delay(), millis() and micros(). If you change Timer0 registers, this may influence the Arduino timer function. So you should know what you are doing. Timer1: Timer1 is a 16bit...
I tried to use exception decoder inside arduino IDE with selecting the firmware.elf generated by platformIO but it returns nothing I can use to debug: Exception_decoder.png I also read lots of posts dealing with these kind of problems and it was question of gdb and addr2line but I do not...