I'm running on a Windows 10 desktop using Eclipse 2019-09. I got a little further working on this, but it still isn't working satisfactorily. I tried adding a link in the project properties C/C++ General -> Paths and Symbols -> Source Location and adding a link to the ESP-IDF/components folder. Erro...

In all fairness to Espressif, I found that they did state that the CMake environment for Eclipse would be supported in a later release and you should continue to use the legacy msys2 environment in Eclipse. Plus there was a warning that depending on your install, the builds might run slower. I have ...

Neil, Could you elaborate on how to add the link in Eclipse? I tried this in the latest Eclipse version (2019-09) using Add Folder to the project and selecting in the advanced menu to add a link to the ESP-IDF/components folder which created a folder named components. I could bring up the source fil...

I went ahead and downloaded a Git to get the MSYS2 environment and configured Eclipse according to the existing Eclipse instructions using msys32. I set the IDF_PATH to the ESP-IDF distribution I have installed . So it's all working so far (debugger not configured yet) but a full build runs consider...

I recently downloaded and installed ESP-IDF 3.2.2 running under Windows 10. All went well and the getting started examples build using the ESP-IDF command prompt window. I really want to run in the Eclipse IDE, but the instructions for the Eclipse IDE on Windows did not come close to working with th...