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Adds HW Serial CDC as IDF component example #10262
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Adds a README file that exaplains the example.
Adds necessary CMakeLists.txt file to the project with the HW CDC defines that will enable it.
Adds necessary and minimum sdkconfig settings in order to make Arduino run as IDF Compoenent.
Create the Arduino Sketch source code CMakeLists.txt file that will include all source code files and header files in the proejct.
Adds the minimum Arduino Sketch that will print "Hello World!" in the HW Serial USB CDC port.
Adds necessary ESP32 Registry information in order to make ESP32 Arduino to be automatically included in the project as an IDF component.
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adds code to wait for the user to open the Serial Monitor
Applying Code style and formating.
One more thing. The example should be added here so it shows on the component page |
Adds the example to the list of example in the ESP32 Registry.
done. |
Fixed Typo in the documentation.
Fixed commantary typo
Both typos are now fixed. |
Description of Change
Adds a new example for building Arduino project as IDF component using the native HW CDC port.
Tests scenarios
Tested using ESP32-C3, ESP32-C6 and ESP32-S3 - building it using Arduino as IDF Component.
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