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Extra info about the state of the port. The esp-idf driver now works.

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Brian Bulkowski
2020-09-15 00:55:20 -07:00
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# FastLED-idf & Patterns # FastLED-idf & Patterns
# WARNING! Currently crashes immediately with more than one string of LEDs, issue #16
# TL;DR # TL;DR
This port of FastLED 3.3 runs under the 4.x ESP-IDF development environment. Enjoy. This port of FastLED 3.3 runs under the 4.x ESP-IDF development environment. Enjoy.
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between LED RGB and not. between LED RGB and not.
Whether you can use the "direct" mode or not depends on whether you have other Whether you can use the "direct" mode or not depends on whether you have other
users of the RMT driver within ESP-IDF - however, *using the ESP-IDF supplied driver is users of the RMT driver within ESP-IDF.
not currently working or supported*. I've grown tired of trying to figure out the
differences of the different versions.
Essentially, if you have the Driver turned on, you shouldn't use the direct mode, Essentially, if you have the Driver turned on, you shouldn't use the direct mode,
and if you want to use the direct mode, you should turn off the driver. and if you want to use the direct mode, you should turn off the driver.
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https://github.com/samguyer/FastLED https://github.com/samguyer/FastLED
## TODO: use the `rmt_translator_init` function
There is no reason to have ones own ISR. The ESP-IDF system has a 'translator', which
is a function which will take pixel bytes to RMT buffers. This is the structure of the
code already, so the entire ISR can be removed. This functionality is not in the Arduino
implementation of RMT, which is why its not used here yet.
# Updating # Updating
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menuconfig? Doen't seem to be. There are no settings anywhere in the menuconfig regarding menuconfig? Doen't seem to be. There are no settings anywhere in the menuconfig regarding
gpio. Should probably look at the examples to see if I have to enable the ISR or something. gpio. Should probably look at the examples to see if I have to enable the ISR or something.
## using RMT vs I2S ## using RMT vs I2S
Note to self: There is a define in the platforms area that lets a person choose. Note to self: There is a define in the platforms area that lets a person choose.
@ -537,6 +537,23 @@ and used the -O2 compile option, I got instability. When I switched to using the
constructure, which seems the same to me generally, I get a stable build. I constructure, which seems the same to me generally, I get a stable build. I
now wonder if this was some of the issue around not using the IRQ.... now wonder if this was some of the issue around not using the IRQ....
## issues regarding ESP-IDF 4.1 and private interrupt handler
The underlying RMT code in ESP-IDF changed fairly radically between 4.0, 4.1, 4.2, and further.
Specifically, the 4.1 code introduces the rmt_ll layer, but also initializes
the structures used by `_set_tx_thr_intr_en` to set values in the chip only
when the ESP-IDF interrupt handler is registered. This is resolved in 4.2, but
in order to support 4.0, 4.1, and 4.2, I've put shadow versions of those functions.
There are only three, so it's not a big deal.
## using mRMT_channel
The definition of the RMT system states that if you're using a buffer size of greater
than 1 MEM_BLOCK, one must not use all the RMT channels. Thus, unlike other similar code
in other systems, there are 8 channels and 8 rmt channels, but because we support MEM_BLOCK,
the number of channels is limited by the MEM_BLOCKs, and it's important to use mRMT_channel,
which is the underlying RMT channel in every case.
## message about no hardware SPI pins defined ## message about no hardware SPI pins defined
It's true! There are no hardware SPI pins defined. SPI is used for 4-wire LEDs, where It's true! There are no hardware SPI pins defined. SPI is used for 4-wire LEDs, where