ESP-IDF 1.0 Release plan

[shadow]

Hmm,
That's what I did actually, using https://github.com/sparkfun/SparkFun_BM ... no_Library, but when I tried it, all I got was garbage on the serial monitor.

But today I've read in Mr. Kolban's book this fragment:

I2C and the Wire library – The default pins on the ESP32 for the I2C and Wire
library are GPIO21 for SDA and GPIO22 for SCL

I've just connected the I2C pins to some random ports, having read that any of them could be used and about some port multiplexing, but without actually understanding how this works

I'll try again a bit later using 21/22.

[Ritesh]

So, when you are planning to release complete I2C drivers I to ESP-IDF RTOS SDK?

Is there any plan to release it into next week?

Because , we have faced issue in UART that we have used Arduino based UART driver to start communication between other devices connected on other UART into ESP 32 board.

Now, we have checked that UART driver is released into ESP-IDF and found that it's different compare to Arduino based UART driver.

So, we need to understand whole driver again and need to port it for device communication which takes much time for that.

That's why i am asking about when they are planning to release I2C driver into ESP-IDF RTOS SDK.

Let me know if anyone has any informations about that Release Plan.

[rudi ;-)]

An update on the 1.0 release.
We are working on getting these features reviewed and ready.
I expect that we will finish merging features on Friday.

thanks for the great work!

best wishes
rudi

[Ritesh]

Hi,

I have checked drivers features and found following drivers have been included into latest Release 1.0.

Drivers:

RMT driver
UART driver
PulseCounter driver
Ethernet driver (beta)
Timer Group driver

So, when will I get I2C driver to check sensor functionality into ESP32-idf RTOS SDK?

[someburner]

Just want to give a big CONGRATS to the Espressif team.

I'm really impressed with everything you guys have compiled into this release, especially so soon after the general release of the chip. Compared to the SDK in the early days of the ESP8266, where even basic things like SPI were not well documented and had no sample code, this is a massive improvement. Keep up the good work!

[Ritesh]

Hi,

Thanks Espressif System Team for Releasing ESP-IDF 1.0 Release. Now, it is managed with git which is easy to pull any changes whenever come into release which is plus point for that. Also, some documents are also good for development perspective with compilation steps.

I jus want to suggest that it is also great and helpful for us to provide basic driver like I2C drivers as well basic RF Analysis stuffs which is necessary for any WiFi related product.

Let me know if anyone has any idea for that as well.

[jmattsson]

@ESP_iggr Regarding the interrupt allocation, I would much prefer to have you get that into master sooner rather than later, regardless of whether it's 1.0 compatible. My alternative is pretty much rolling my own and ignoring whatever you might actually provide later, because by then it'll be too much effort to warrant changing it over. It reminds me of the history of precedence ordering in C...

TL;DR: It's better to break the API early on, imho. Until all the drivers are in, I don't think anyone is going to be overly upset, especially people who are tracking master. Get feature complete first, then worry about API stability.

[ESP_igrr]

jmattsson: Interrupt allocation is going to be in master any day now. It's been reviewed already and we just need to do a few more tests with drivers which use it.

[jmattsson]

<3

[Ritesh]

Hi ESP_igrr,

Do you have idea about when you guys are planning to release ESP-idf RTOS SDK with I2C Driver and RF Analysis features as we need it ASAP in my project?

Please let me know if you have idea for that.