Eitan Mosenkis

+1. My unit tests run twice as long because they are making a connection to the MySQL database for every simulated request. Using a config that points to an in-memory...

These are calling bindings to the ESP8266 Arduino SDK that are generated automatically using bindgen. You should in theory be able to use any function in the SDK but in...

Did you run build.sh again? What's in bindings.rs now? I don't have much time to invest in supporting this project right now so if anyone else is able to help,...

No, that's just a crate of wrappers for convenience and compatibility with the embedded-hal ecosystem. It's written using the same build script and its bindings are generated in exactly the...

@apriori very interesting that inline functions were the underlying problem... it seems like it would be useful for bindgen to support that use case...

It looks like it actually does have some options for making inline functions work: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-bindgen/faq.html#why-isnt-bindgen-generating-bindings-to-inline-functions

Yes, it should be possible to support both, but it would need some sort of configuration to allow it to use different toolchains, flags, etc. for different target chips/boards. If...

I would start by trying to rebase @Eroc33's changes to support ESP32: https://github.com/Eroc33/esp-rs/commit/f3cdaf88c4369441de645e7ed0718777e1099a11 on top of HEAD. I don't know if they work, but they seem to make changes in...

This project is now deprecated. Please see http://quickhack.net/nom/blog/2019-05-14-build-rust-environment-for-esp32.html for a more direct approach to compiling Rust for Xtensa targets.

This project is now deprecated. Please see http://quickhack.net/nom/blog/2019-05-14-build-rust-environment-for-esp32.html for a more direct approach to compiling Rust for Xtensa targets.