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  • in reply to: Relative path to ESP-IDF toolchain #33018

    Fixed.
    In my git repo all EXE, DLL and .O files have not been added to source control.
    Now it works like a charm

    in reply to: Relative path to ESP-IDF toolchain #33015

    Hi, thanks for your reply.

    Done steps forward but still have problem:

    Attached my vgdbproj file

    This is the error i get if i try to pull everything (source+toolchain+sdk) from git
    Attached the error i get!

    I’ve already imported toolchain (selecting the toolchain.xml file) as well as the sdk

    Any suggestion?

     

    Thanks in advance for your kindly help

    Leonardo Zambonelli

     

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    in reply to: Relative path to ESP-IDF toolchain #32986

    Hi,

    i’ve tried your solution but not clear what happened.

    I added my custom path as toolchain using the command “Locate an Existing SDK checkout”.

    I worked but in the project file i have an absolute path, that does not allow to use on another machine

    <ESPIDFExtension>
    <IDFCheckout>
    <Version>master</Version>
    <Subdirectory>/c/Projects/AxelProjectGit/MrLightRGB/toolchain/v4.3.1</Subdirectory>
    <Type>ESPIDF</Type>
    </IDFCheckout>
    <COMPort>COM3</COMPort>
    <SuppressTestPrerequisiteChecks>false</SuppressTestPrerequisiteChecks>
    <UseCCache>false</UseCCache>
    </ESPIDFExtension>

     

    I’ve tried using relative path, but neither ../../toolchain/v4.3.1 nor ${ProjectPath}../../toolchain/v4.3.1 worked because it seems VisualGDB combine this path with the installed path

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