I think you need to use %~1 (instead of %1) to remove the double quotes...

Currently the compiler is looking for "flowcode1".c rather than flowcode1.c

Martin

I think running the 'install.bat' in the framework folder "might" install the RISC-V compiler.

If not re-running the toolset installer in 'repair' mode and checking the options?

Martin

It looks like the default flowcode installation doesn't include the risc-v compiler - the other targets use an extensa processor... Try running 'install.bat' which is found in the framework directory. I can't test this as my setup does include this - again i used the default espressif installer with...

Just tested the above bit-bang code with an Arduino (Uno) - and seems to work okay. With a VRef (and VDD) set at 5V and IN+ and IN- connected to a PSU (I also tried connecting IN- to GND) - I got reasonable results. For example - with the PSU set to 3V - 2.987V was output to UART. I connected the pi...

Odd, if it uses the same batch file - have you checked compiler config menu?

It doesn't seem to get far enough for another explanation?

I don't have an issue compiling for the C6. I'm not sure why others are getting issues? A few things to try. 1) Make sure that target is set correctly. Use 'idf.py set-target esp32c6' and if it doesn't complete successfully try deleting the 'build' directory. 2) I'm actually using v5.5 of the toolse...

That's new to me....

Neat!

I moved this into a small component (I called it NumberUtilities - maybe more routines to come?) The source is still called ToBinary :-) I added a Value and ToString macros that take either a string and a base or a value and a base. Base can be from 2 (binary) up to 16 (hex) - although could be exte...

Hi Bob, Looks like a neat solution - reduces transmission time by 50%. It's a good optimisation. I'll have a play at putting it into a component - if you don't use a function the compiler will optimise it away (at least when it's compiled, I'm not sure what the situation with web apps is) - or as an...

I added a binary string (in the form "101010101" with upto 32 characters) to value function too. In simulation I've added the various variables to the viewer so that you can compare them (ie check they are correct :-) ) Note that it doesn't check the validity of the string (so "10ABC&...