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I had to bootstrap my environment again and noticed that the esp-open-sdk downloads a number of files via HTTP and also doesn't check any signature or hash of the files.
While this probably needs to be fixed upstream in esp-open-sdk, I wanted to ask here first if esp-open-sdk is required for Simba compared to downloading the official SDK's directly? They exist on github so can be downloaded safely via using git via HTTPS.
I will be happy to go and prod dependencies to fix this, but want to make sure that's the right route first before starting that.
Regards,
Simon
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I know that Pumbaa uses the compiler option -mforce-l32 to force 4 bytes aligned loads. It is required to store strings in flash to save RAM. This option was only available in esp-open-sdks version of GCC when the Pumbaa port for ESP8266 was created.
Simba does not give this option to the compiler it seems, so it should work with a standard pre-built toolchain.
I can't remember if there are any includes, libraries or startup files dependencies to the open-esp-sdk. There probably are, but maybe the official SDK provides the same functionality.
Hi,
I had to bootstrap my environment again and noticed that the esp-open-sdk downloads a number of files via HTTP and also doesn't check any signature or hash of the files.
While this probably needs to be fixed upstream in esp-open-sdk, I wanted to ask here first if esp-open-sdk is required for Simba compared to downloading the official SDK's directly? They exist on github so can be downloaded safely via using git via HTTPS.
I will be happy to go and prod dependencies to fix this, but want to make sure that's the right route first before starting that.
Regards,
Simon
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: