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I'm not sure of the situation with ESP but in many embedded environments you HAVE TO use Windows for development.
by outside1234 5y ago
I'm not sure of the situation with ESP but in many embedded environments you HAVE TO use Windows for development.
- coupdejarnac 5y agoI do ESP and ARM (NRF52) dev on Linux with no issues. I haven't had a chance to try the Paduak tools under Wine yet.
- mlindner 5y agoThat's only true if you're using the officially supported toolchain. Rust is not that, so there's no point in using Windows.
- MarkMarine 5y agoNot the situation for ESP, but the C++ pain is real. Once that is sorted, it works great on mac.
- ahepp 5y agoesp32-rs works fine on linux I think more embedded devlopers should insist on only using linux tooling. Windows is a broken platform for software development. Programming an embedded device should be as simple as using GCC and a flashing tool. Requiring some kind of insane windows IDE seems like such a 1990 way to develop software, imo.