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March 11, 2023 at 09:01 #33973paulh001Participant
Hi
I want to create a new ESP-IDF project, I would expect an option to choose the ESP-IDF options I need but I can only choose example projects?
How can I create a project with for example support for lcd (ili9341), wifi, sockets, I2c etc. ?
Is there an option to do so?
March 11, 2023 at 22:50 #33974supportKeymasterHi,
This is by design. VisualGDB can automatically do things that are, well, automatable. ESP-IDF comes with various examples that can be built using the same CMake interface, so VisualGDB can automatically clone and build them for you. ESP-IDF uses KConfig to edit various configuration parameters, so VisualGDB offers a neat searchable GUI for working with them.
To our best knowledge, ESP-IDF does not come with a machine-readable description that would cover the functionality you described, hence VisualGDB cannot automatically do it.
March 12, 2023 at 04:51 #33975paulh001ParticipantHi,
Thanks, I did some research and I think for now I merge several examples into one template. I see that VisualGDB reads the kconfig file so I can edit it to merge the example menu’s. I only cannot find this file in the solution explorer.
The only (minor) issue I have is that VisualGDB somehow delete the components which I added to the project using the component yaml file. When I select Reload Cmake Project the components are dowloaded again. But when you reconfigure the project options the components are delete.
Thanks, for the quick response.
March 12, 2023 at 19:03 #33981supportKeymasterUnfortunately, it is hard to suggest anything specific based on the description you provided.
In order for us to provide any help with this, we need to be able to reproduce the problem on our side.
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You can also try checking various diagnostic output from various parts of VisualGDB as described on this page. Although we won’t be able to review it for a specific project unless the we can reproduce the problem from scratch, checking it might provide some clues on what is causing the unexpected behavior.
March 14, 2023 at 13:01 #33987paulh001ParticipantHi,
I recreated the project, now it seems ok
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