Tony Shadwick

Had a moment of "ah ha!" this morning in that the struct for timer_conf is ledc_timer_config_t, and one would assume that is in the included driver/ledc.h. Except: ``` ❯ find...

Found it. $HOME/esp32/esp-idf/components/driver/include/driver/ledc.h ``` /** * @brief LEDC timer configuration * Configure LEDC timer with the given source timer/frequency(Hz)/duty_resolution * * @param timer_conf Pointer of LEDC timer configure struct *...

That was the problem. I added ``` #include ``` Now we have a new sticking point. The "right" way to do this will be to amend our include path. ```...

One last detail - it looks like the Makefile tries to include $(IDF_PATH). ``` ❯ vi Makefile ❯ echo $(IDF_PATH) zsh: command not found: IDF_PATH ❯ echo $IDF_PATH /Users/tshadwick/esp32/esp-idf ```...

Add ``` #include ``` to components/homekit/src/debug.h in order to get past this problem. It builds MUCH further this time, but I hit yet another snag. ``` CC build/main/app_main.o In file...

Now I think I'm cooked, because we're into app_main.c, and now we have to determine the author's intent here. *sigh*

Just chiming in - I am on an intel mac and getting this exact same behavior, so it isn't a CPU issue.

Silly question - could it be the baud rate? Per the documentation, none of this is plain text. We're generating bitmaps and then pushing them to the serial port. Could...

Just chiming in here, the power on/off switch is...finicky. It is right 99% of the time, but I have a trigger automation where if the appletv powers off, it turns...

Same behavior here. Was just getting ready to look at the code to see if I can tell why that's happening.