- Fri Apr 17, 2015 1:17 am
#14768
Oh right, apologies - I was using the original Espressif SDK. I was vaguely aware there was a proper open source SDK out there but I hadn't looked into it at all (I think I remember reading it wasn't really ready yet, but maybe that was a while ago). Thanks, I'll have a go at moving my project to it.
- Fri Apr 17, 2015 5:58 am
#14794
Well I had a quick look before work and it's certainly not a drop-in replacement like I'd imagined. I'd just got the hang of the network api in the original sdk, time to learn another one! I thought it used lwip, but with the apis renamed for some reason, but it appears quite different to the real lwip api now I look at it.
I'm confused. Why have they released two different SDKs? They only seem to very active on the original one even though it appears to be very non-standard and has some serious limitations.
I'm confused. Why have they released two different SDKs? They only seem to very active on the original one even though it appears to be very non-standard and has some serious limitations.
- Fri Apr 24, 2015 5:58 am
#15482
Well I wasn't happy with switching to FreeRTOS because it doesn't seem actively developed or widely used, so I wrote my own simple mutex code (with some help from the linux kernel):
http://richard.burtons.org/2015/04/24/m ... r-esp8266/
Richard.
http://richard.burtons.org/2015/04/24/m ... r-esp8266/
Richard.
- Fri Apr 24, 2015 8:29 am
#15488
Nice, thanks! I was look for something like that the other day!
rab wrote:Well I wasn't happy with switching to FreeRTOS because it doesn't seem actively developed or widely used, so I wrote my own simple mutex code (with some help from the linux kernel):
http://richard.burtons.org/2015/04/24/m ... r-esp8266/
Richard.
Nice, thanks! I was look for something like that the other day!
