Applied memory optimizations from sascha432

Updated my additions

Author: lorol

README.md

@@ -1509,7 +1509,7 @@ For Arduino IDE create/update `platform.local.txt`:
 
 Add/Update the following line:
 ```
-  compiler.cpp.extra_flags=-DDASYNCWEBSERVER_REGEX
+  compiler.cpp.extra_flags=-DASYNCWEBSERVER_REGEX
 ```
 
 For platformio modify `platformio.ini`:

examples/SmartSwitch/PinOut_Notes.txt

@@ -1,13 +1,56 @@
-ESP12
-
-static const uint8_t D0   = 16;
-static const uint8_t D1   = 5;
-static const uint8_t D2   = 4;   // DHT DATA I/O
-static const uint8_t D3   = 0;	 // BUTTON - most modules have it populated on PCB
-static const uint8_t D4   = 2;   // LED (RELAY) - most modules have it populated on PCB
-static const uint8_t D5   = 14;
-static const uint8_t D6   = 12;
-static const uint8_t D7   = 13;
-static const uint8_t D8   = 15;
-static const uint8_t D9   = 3;
-static const uint8_t D10  = 1;
+This application:
+D2   = 4;   // DHT DATA I/O
+D3   = 0;	// BUTTON - most modules have it populated on PCB
+D4   = 2;   // LED (RELAY) - most modules have it populated on PCB
+
+
+
+Pinout ESP12 (8266)
+D	GPIO In	Out 	Notes
+
+D0	16	 no interrupt	no PWM or I2C support	HIGH at boot used to wake up from deep sleep
+D1	5	 OK	OK	often used as SCL (I2C)
+D2	4	 OK	OK	often used as SDA (I2C)
+D3	0	 PU OK	pulled up connected to FLASH button, boot fails if pulled LOW
+D4	2	 PU	OK	pulled up HIGH at boot connected to on-board LED, boot fails if pulled LOW
+D5	14	 OK	OK	SPI (SCLK)
+D6	12	 OK	OK	SPI (MISO)
+D7	13	 OK	OK	SPI (MOSI)
+D8	15	 pulled to GND	OK	SPI (CS) Boot fails if pulled HIGH
+RX	3	 OK	RX pin	HIGH at boot
+TX	1	 TX pin	OK	HIGH at boot debug output at boot, boot fails if pulled LOW
+A0	ADC0	Analog Input 
+
+
+Pinout ESP32
+IO  In	Out			Notes
+
+0	PU	OK	pulled-up input, outputs PWM signal at boot
+1	TX  OK	debug output at boot
+2	OK	OK	connected to on-board LED
+3	OK	RX 	pin	HIGH at boot
+4	OK	OK	
+5	OK	OK	outputs PWM signal at boot
+
+6-11 x	 x	connected to the integrated SPI flash
+
+12	OK	OK	boot fail if pulled high
+13	OK	OK	
+14	OK	OK	outputs PWM signal at boot
+15	OK	OK	outputs PWM signal at boot
+16	OK	OK	
+17	OK	OK	
+18	OK	OK	
+19	OK	OK	
+21	OK	OK	
+22	OK	OK	
+23	OK	OK	
+25	OK	OK	
+26	OK	OK	
+27	OK	OK	
+32	OK	OK	
+33	OK	OK	
+34	OK		input only
+35	OK		input only
+36	OK		input only
+39	OK		input only

examples/SmartSwitch/README.md

@@ -1,16 +1,17 @@
-![](1.PNG) ![](2.PNG) 
-##
-![](3.PNG) ![](4.PNG) 
-
-## SmartSwitch
-* Remote Temperature Control application with schedule (example car block heater or battery charger)
-* Based on ESP_AsyncFSBrowser example
-* Wide browser compatibility, no extra server-side needed.
-* HTTP server and WebSocket, single port  
-* Standalone, no JS dependencies for the browser from Internet (I hope), ace editor included
-* Added ESPAsyncWiFiManager
-* Real Time (NTP) w/ Time Zones
-* Memorized settings to EEPROM
-* Multiple clients can be connected at same time, they see each other' requests
-* Default credentials <b>smart:switch</b>
-* Use latest ESP8266 core lib (from Github)
+![](1.PNG) ![](2.PNG) 
+##
+![](3.PNG) ![](4.PNG) 
+
+## SmartSwitch
+* Remote Temperature Control application with schedule (example car block heater or battery charger)
+* Based on ESP_AsyncFSBrowser example
+* Wide browser compatibility, no extra server-side needed
+* HTTP server and WebSocket, single port  
+* Standalone, no JS dependencies for the browser from Internet (I hope), ace editor included
+* Added ESPAsyncWiFiManager
+* Fallback to an own WIFI_AP, no Internet to sync but by a browser the clock can be set once
+* Real Time (NTP) w/ Time Zones
+* Memorized settings to EEPROM
+* Multiple clients can be connected at same time, they see each other' requests
+* Default credentials <b>smart:switch</b>
+* Use latest ESP8266 or ESP32 core(from GitHub)