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Yeah but the moment you need IP blocks like for wifi or ethernet or usb, it's back to square one.

• nine_k 5mo ago
  I suppose ESP32-based modules usually carry networking and USB hardware which is immediately usable, without esoteric IP licenses, don't they?
  • kelnos 5mo ago
    The wifi bits are closed-source blobs. The rust embedded community has reverse-engineered some of it for some chips, but not sure how complete that work is.
    • jamesmunns 5mo ago
      It's worth noting that the support for ESP32 in Rust is official [0], and there are multiple full time engineers at Espressif working on developing and maintaining it. [0]: https://github.com/esp-rs/esp-hal/ https://github.com/esp-rs/esp-hal/