Design of my ESP32 application using OO Design. Eclipse for Object Oriented ESP32 programming Did clones of some example code built and ran as test of environment.Ĭurrently Concentrating on preparation activities: Applications using MQTT, SMTP and Web Server. Developed some applications for ESP32 using Arduino IDE and deployed. Installed esp-idf and setup environment on Ubuntu 17.10. Intensive studying of C++ using the book (link above) of progcpp.pdf a really good, free ebook posted online by the author (check out his other excellent free book on Python too!) articles, youtube, comments from 'pcbreflux' books, articles, youtube, comments from Kolban. Some things I intend to include: Integrated unit testing MQTT BLE Implement an Object Oriented design of a project in C++, using Eclipse for the development platform and the ESP32 for the target deployment uCU. Extensive electronic and process control background, analog and digital, at nuclear power plants. Extensive development of Arduino projects using Arduino IDE. My background: Extensive programming experience in Object Oriented design and programming (mostly Java software architect for Verizon Wireless - retired), extensive C development, but very limited in C++. I can find a ton of stuff on setup, and some example programs, but nothing that's actually showing me what's going on, and why.Ĭontinuing with my efforts to utilize Eclipse for development I've decided to document my "journey" in case it might help someone else. It seems almost as though it is just thrown in there.Īny insight on actually using C++ for ESP32 on Eclipse IDE would be appreciated. However, I'm still stuck, and as much research as I've been doing, I can't seem to understand what's going on if I want to code in C++.įor instance, I'm totally lost on the reason for, and use of, "app_main". So now I'm ready to turn my attention back to my project.
I've been able to compile and download some of the examples from those two gentlemen onto my ESP32, as well as Kolban's book.
I decided a project I'm building would work better for me, from a design perspective, if I were to develop it in C++ instead of the Arduino IDE, so I downloaded, installed, and configured the Eclipse IDE, thanks to Kolban and pcbreflus' youtube videos. I'm new to Eclipse/ESP32, but not new to programming, although not too deep on C++ mostly C, and Java.
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