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Espressif esp-idf & Eclipse IDE: Debugging with JTAG and OpenOCD

November 28, 2020 Craig Peacock 3

Developing ESP32 code by iteratively downloading code to your target via esptool can become laborious for anything but the smallest of projects. In addition to the UART Bootloader, the ESP32 can also be programmed and debugged via the JTAG interface. Debugging allows single stepping through your code, adding breakpoints and …

ESP32

Getting Started with the Espressif esp-idf & Eclipse IDE

October 24, 2020 Craig Peacock 3

The Espressif IoT Development Framework (esp-idf) is the official development platform for the ESP32 and ESP32-S series of SoCs from Fabless Semiconductor designer Espressif Systems. Espresif have developed the IDF eclipse plugin to make the setup and integration of the esp-idf with the eclipse IDE simple and relatively painless. Installation …

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