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How to build/test esp32/esp32s3/etc targets in the bzd monorepo.
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| name | bzd-espressif |
| description | How to build/test esp32/esp32s3/etc targets in the bzd monorepo. |
| compatibility | opencode |
Useful commands to build, run, debug esp32 targets.
# Build and run a target for the esp32 platform on qemu.
./tools/bazel run //rust/esp32 --config=esp32
# Build and run a target for the esp32s3 platform on qemu.
./tools/bazel run //rust/esp32 --config=esp32s3
# Build a target for the esp32s platform with debug symbols and run it on qemu. Attach a gdb debug and wait for user commands.
./tools/bazel run //rust/esp32 --config=esp32 --config=gdb --config=dev
# When too many qemu process are ghosted.
killall qemu-system-xtensa