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Hi guys,
I noticed that all new espressif chips like, ESP32-S2, and ESP32-C3 are using the I2C driver from IDF in esp32-i2c-hal in the 2.0 release, but if the target platform is "Vanilla" ESP32 the stickbreaker implementation is in use.
Is there an specific reason why not to switch to a single implementation using IDF drivers?
Just of out curiosity. 🙂
Thanks for the amazing work.
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@ianwillianb , This is exactly what I'm working on.
I just submitted a PR #5664 that shall implement you're talking about.
Could you please apply it to your environment and check if it support your needs for I2C?
Thanks.
@ianwillianb , This is exactly what I'm working on.
I just submitted a PR #5664 that shall implement you're talking about.
Could you please apply it to your environment and check if it support your needs for I2C?
Thanks.
That's really nice to know🙂
I'll definitely it give a try this week.
Hi guys,
I noticed that all new espressif chips like, ESP32-S2, and ESP32-C3 are using the I2C driver from IDF in esp32-i2c-hal in the 2.0 release, but if the target platform is "Vanilla" ESP32 the stickbreaker implementation is in use.
Is there an specific reason why not to switch to a single implementation using IDF drivers?
Just of out curiosity. 🙂
Thanks for the amazing work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: