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  • in reply to: ESP32 VGDB compared to PlatromIO #21972
    mikemoy
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    You must have a really insane system there to build a new project for the first time 47-65 seconds!!!
    I’m running a i7-4770R @ 3.20GHZ with 16 GB ram, and a Samsung SSD. I can’t even come close to those numbers.

    Thanks for the tips about the Arduino Project Subsystem. But I dont plan on using ESP-Arduino. If I was I’d just use PlatformIO, or the visualmicro plugin for VS.

    Any other suggestion then why my system would be so slow?

    in reply to: ESP32 VGDB compared to PlatromIO #21964
    mikemoy
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    Sorry, I dont know enough about the all the build stuff to do this for you. I can tell you I was comparing to v3.1

    I just wanted to point this issue, and the project properties issues out to you, as I am sure others are seeing this and not taking the time to show you and just moving on to another platform. It would be great to see a serial terminal icon so we can have that open when its done flashing.  I suggest to install PlatformIO for yourself,  and give it a spin to see how it performs. I would MUCH rather use yours than theirs, but with all these issues its just unusable.

     

     

    in reply to: ESP32 VGDB compared to PlatromIO #21958
    mikemoy
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    I checked as suggested and they are the same. I made another video showing compiling the “Hello World” example in VGDB vs MINGW32.

    In a nut shell MINGW32 took 4 minutes and change, whereas VGDB took 8 minutes and change.

     

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    in reply to: ESP32 VGDB compared to PlatromIO #21946
    mikemoy
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    I am glad your staying on the latest release. However, even when using ESP-IDF mingw32 as they suggest.

    I.E. “make -j8 app” will still compile much, much faster than VGDB.

     

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