[Solved] [RTOS][esp-idf] ESP32 interrupts and shuffles some basic questions

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this is the library
https://github.com/craftmetrics/esp32-button

I have repeated the definitions


in button.c and main.c
eclipse did not throw a multiple definition error just the underscores disappeared.
The program uploaded, it restarts again.
I had a new eclipse uploaded when I upgraded, and it's the one with these actions on it. I think I will try it with what I had before.

Project settings. There seems to be something missing here
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Added after 18 [minutes]:

Everything installed from scratch including c:/esp-idf and still the same (on new eclipse)

I went back to esp-idf v4.2
Eclipse continued to underline but after uploading the program works as before.

I went back to eclipse 2020-12
It no longer underlines anything and everything works as it should.

khoam wrote:

IDE can affect the operation of the code in ESP

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Well, not exactly.
On the new eclipse it underlined but it depended on the idf version whether it worked or not.
Because on the new eclipse but old idf it underlined but the programme worked.

khoam wrote:

But in which version of the callback function?

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Everything works I mean I am back to square one. That is, a working clock without wifi and with interrupts the old way. I am now going to play around with converting just the callback.

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Just to be sure, I still tried on the old eclipse (2020-12) and idf v4.3
It does not highlight errors the program loads and does not work. Something messed up in the new idf version
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Compiles the same project all the time. 4.2 works 4.3 does not work

EDIT:
Problem solved. Need to add
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Now I can get on with the actual problem i.e. interrupts. I will let you know when I have sculpted something.

I am running on esp-idf v4.3 and eclipse 2020-12

In order to assign a function handler to a core, it must be initialised in the shuffle assigned to that core.
So I want to handle an interrupt on core 1.
I create a task assigned to it and in it I initiate an interrupt from the timer
The interrupt does not start, the rest is running
It does not even start on core 0
I moved the gpio initialisation to the task, no change

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It worked for me too, through these combinations I removed the IRAM_ATTR before the function name
It didn't do anything so I tried it:

khoam wrote:

directly manipulate GPIO W1TS registers once GPIO W1TC8923e5bb6 .

And it works! I have no panic. I've made myself 4 "map" arrays in RAM and in the interrupt just writes values from them to w1ts
I removed the set_catode() function entirely

It normally connects to the wifi even at 35µs. There is only one side effect
Solution as above without wifi:
-everything works I have no comments
Solution as above with wifi:
-no adc works when code from wifi starts. Clock works normally just doesn't dim (well, because there is no adc)

So I paste in the code the diagnostics(last line):

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And the processor has a panic exactly when the last line is called. I remove it it works without a working adc


Initialisation of adc:

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https://www.esp32.com/viewtopic.php?t=9972

Solution:
you need to disable wifi by

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Only RMT(led_strip) does not work, not sure why
Oh, it's working now. Apparently it was still trying to connect in the background and delayed calling esp_wifi_stop()

I use one channel but it is connected to gpio14

Of course, the problem here is that I can't change the pcb. Adc won't work for a few seconds every half hour. Don't bother

I download the time elegantly via sntp example.
However, it only uses seconds timestamp and in ntp there are still microseconds.
As a result, I have an accuracy of 1 second.
I would also like to download microseconds, i.e. the whole timeval structure (seconds + microseconds)

However, the example uses microseconds and the internal time is accurate
such a code: and we have the exact time to the second in ds3231 : )

There is one last thing left to do. Setting a few variables from the browser.
What I want to achieve:
I plug in the device without holding the button - in the old way, my code executes

I power on the device while holding the button - my code does not execute.
The Esp32 is in AP mode. I connect to its wifi by typing 192.168.4.1 into the browser. I see a simple page where I can enter ssid password and 2 variables. All this is written into non-volatile memory

There is already a topic about this Link but those libraries are on arduino .
There is also Link but you can only set what network it should connect to and it supervises that connection and I'm not interested in that. I just want a simple entry of 4 variables into memory and that's all

How do I achieve this? There are some libraries or maybe do the AP mode server and nvs support myself just why break down an open door. Having learnt from experience that esp can be capricious and requires tricks I prefer something ready made rather than sitting on a simple thing for half a year

Smart config is also out

On the ESP32, the ADC2 is used by the WiFi module. So, you either use WiFi or you use ADC2. Never both at the same time. The documentation states. ADC1 is always available.
The minimum HW timer interrupt is 50us, but this gyrates the CPU a lot. You could try using the rmt module i.e., in this case, let the 0 and 1 sequence go hard. This will definitely put less load on the CPU.
Hardware timer interrupts should be in RAM. And it usually quickly turns out that some function called in an interrupt does not have a RAM version.

I already have everything running even on 35us.
I am now doing AP + http server and html page with settings.
I already have the page and by pressing send in the browser I can see the input data in the console.
Now I just split them up save them to nvs and I have what I want.

khoam wrote:

And how long does it take to execute an ISR callback?

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I repeated the test from post #9 the result is 4-5µs

I did my own way from scratch and got what I wanted I am satisfied

Happy end
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