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Arduino nano are made by arduino using Espressif chips, and Arduino IDE support is indeed hit and miss. ESP-IDF, the official C SDK, is a bit more work, and th
by ricardobeat 7mo ago
Arduino nano are made by arduino using Espressif chips, and Arduino IDE support is indeed hit and miss.
ESP-IDF, the official C SDK, is a bit more work, and there is drama around platform-io, but it’s significantly more stable.
- whynotmaybe 7mo ago> there is drama around platform-io What do you mean ?
- ricardobeat 7mo agoBoards like the ESP32-C6, almost 5 years old, are not supported in PlatformIO with Arduino libraries, because they refuse to update the Arduino core in some kind of stand-off with Espressif. This has been going on for years. There is a fork [1] that offers support but none of it makes back upstream. As a hobbyist I've given up on PIO and moved to a barebones arduino-cli setup instead. Much lighter and less painful. [1] https://github.com/pioarduino/platform-espressif32 https://github.com/pioarduino/platform-espressif32