Last libs with release 3.0.4 - Are there any newer for the more recent releases? #11331
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BoardESP32S3 Device DescriptionNot relevant Hardware ConfigurationNot relevant Versionv3.0.4 IDE NameVSCode Operating SystemWindows 11 Flash frequencyPSRAM enabledno Upload speedDescriptionHello Folks! As i would like to use arduino-esp32 with platform.io in VSCode I have to manually specify the arduino-esp32 target version and libs: [env]
framework = arduino
platform = espressif32 @ 6.10.0
platform_packages=
framework-arduinoespressif32 @ https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32.git#3.0.4
framework-arduinoespressif32-libs @ https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/releases/download/3.0.4/esp32-arduino-libs-3.0.4.zipI would like to upgrade to 3.3.0, but the assets do not contain the corresponding libs. Could you please explain me, what to do, to obtain the appropriate libs? And is my understanding right, that if I would like to change settings using sdkonfig / menuconfig, that mean manually building a new version of the libs, before continuing to use arduino-esp32 with platform.io build system! Or is that possible directly from within platform.io build system somehow? Thanky you very much in advance! Sketch-Debug MessageOther Steps to ReproduceI have checked existing issues, online documentation and the Troubleshooting Guide
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Platform.io is not currently supporting arduino-esp32 v3.x |
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Oh nice, I will have a depper look to pioarduino! Generally. I knew, that arduino-esp32 V3 is curretnly not supported by platform.io, but I got it to work following platformio/platform-espressif32#1225 (comment) Unfortunately you have to link the libs explicitely, what brings me back to my initial question. How are the libs for a specific arduino-esp32 releases intended to be build, if they are not distributed with the release assets regularely? |
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The built-in libraries are part of the release assets, along with the core and the pre-compiled sdk, which will all be a matching (versioned) set. That's why you should not have separate lines for platform_packages. |
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Switching to the community supported pioarduino platform-espressif32 was quite easy. |
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Yes, the Tasmota group (@Jason2866) maintains it to use in their project. It is unlikely to get new features, but is keeping the framework running in vscode. |
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OK, got that now. Any idea what to change in the platform.ini to use arduino-esp32 with custom build libraries according to https://docs.espressif.com/projects/arduino-esp32/en/latest/lib_builder.html or to even integrate the libraries building to the platform.io build system? Maybe Platform.io Community is a more appropriate place to ask this question? |
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@lbernstone There is already a big new feature HybridCompile. With this feature it is possible to change sdkconfig settings for the compiled and used Arduino libs. This is a pioarduino only feature ;-) |
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@hmbacher Looks like HybridCompile is what you are looking for. You can ask in pioarduino Discord https://discord.gg/Nutz9crnZr |
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That sound quite promising! I will dig deeper into that asap. |
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@lbernstone, @Jason2866 Thank you very much for your help - I really appreciate your efforts! |
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The built-in libraries are part of the release assets, along with the core and the pre-compiled sdk, which will all be a matching (versioned) set. That's why you should not have separate lines for platform_packages.