ESP8266 Community Forum

[RichardS]

- Mon Sep 01, 2014 1:11 am #78 Nice work.... getting a GCC toolchain up and running will make a lot of people VERY happy.... just need to figure out a good ISP/debugger solution

Richard.

Surplus parts
https://epartsconnect.com

Live realtime stock market prediction website. https://www.stocksignalslive.com my latest creation. Uses AI and machine learning.

New site featuring ESP8266 and ESP32 projects. tutorials, and news.
http://EverythingESP.com

ESP8266.com Founder and Administrator
The Mind Factory (get more from your 3D printer)

Home of the ESP8266, ESP8285, and ESP32 microcontrollers....

- Mon Sep 01, 2014 2:30 am #79

Nice work.... getting a GCC toolchain up and running will make a lot of people VERY happy.... just need to figure out a good ISP/debugger solution

Richard.

...which involves finding a module which exposes more pins. Soldering wires to the QFN package might get tricky

- Mon Sep 01, 2014 2:58 am #80

Nice work.... getting a GCC toolchain up and running will make a lot of people VERY happy.... just need to figure out a good ISP/debugger solution

Richard.

...which involves finding a module which exposes more pins. Soldering wires to the QFN package might get tricky

No problem, doing that routinely with a good Mantis binocular

- Mon Sep 01, 2014 6:59 am #83

Nice work.... getting a GCC toolchain up and running will make a lot of people VERY happy.... just need to figure out a good ISP/debugger solution

Richard.

...which involves finding a module which exposes more pins. Soldering wires to the QFN package might get tricky

No problem, doing that routinely with a good Mantis binocular

what's your preferred procedure when doing so? are you glueing the wires down some how? can you share some pictures of your work with us?