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Right now it's a blob in my mind so I am here writing this to sort it out. I got some nRF52840's and that's just added to the confusion. | Right now it's a blob in my mind so I am here writing this to sort it out. I got some nRF52840's and that's just added to the confusion. | ||
Arduino, Espressif IDF, FreeRTOS | Arduino, Espressif IDF, [https://www.freertos.org/ FreeRTOS] | ||
Visual Studio Code, PlatformIO | Visual Studio Code, PlatformIO | ||
Revision as of 02:15, 26 December 2020
M5 hardware
M5StickC orange and wearable. Also has an 80x160 OLED display, a 6-axis accelerometer, and a microphone
Atom Matrix grey with 5x5 Neopixel LED matrix and a 6-axis IMU
[Atom Echo] white, with a speaker and microphone. It also has a Neopixel
Toolchains
Right now it's a blob in my mind so I am here writing this to sort it out. I got some nRF52840's and that's just added to the confusion.
Arduino, Espressif IDF, FreeRTOS Visual Studio Code, PlatformIO
I have been using Arduino but I really want to try out working with RTOS and I want to use VSCode as my IDE, I am getting comfortable with it at work.
There is a tutorial here: https://randomnerdtutorials.com/vs-code-platformio-ide-esp32-esp8266-arduino/
- Visual Studio Code (VSCode) is an IDE. It is far more useful than Arduino's IDE.
- PlatformIO is an extension for VSCode.
- There is also an Espressif IDF extension.
- PlatformIO adds the "alien" icon in the left bar.
- ESP-IDF adds a bunch of tools to the blue bar at the bottom.
When creating a project with PlatformIO you can pick Arduino as the Framework if you don't need the ESP-IDF platform. I put all my source code in ~/source/repos/
JTAG debugging
https://mcuoneclipse.com/2019/10/20/jtag-debugging-the-esp32-with-ft2232-and-openocd/
Books and resources
Random Nerd
