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At the moment, theinstallation for ESP32-S3, or any other Xtensa target, is kind of complex as we need to install: - An Xtensa-compatible rust toolchain - An Xtensa-compatible llvm - GCC for the Xtensa target (used as linker) But, all the installation can be boostraped with espup, see more information on the book, and of course, it can be installed and used with no containers/devcontainers.
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Nutrient
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The idea of those image tags is to use them as devcontainers with Gitpod, Github Codespaces, or VS Code. The recommended way is to use one of our templates, both templates include a prompt asking for devcontainer support, when devcontainers are enabled, projects include web-flash, wokwi-server, and other useful crates. Also, some bash scripts and buttons in the VsCode UI are added to facilitate building, flashing, and simulating with Wokwi. Once you generate a template project with devcontainer support, a Readme will be generated with further instructions on how to use it, but here is the template so you can have a look at them!
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The idea of those image tags is to use them as devcontainers with Gitpod, Github Codespaces, or VS Code. The recommended way is to use one of our templates, both templates include a prompt asking for devcontainer support, when devcontainers are enabled, projects include web-flash, wokwi-server, and other useful crates. Also, some bash scripts and buttons in the VsCode UI are added to facilitate building, flashing, and simulating with Wokwi. Once you generate a template project with devcontainer support, a Readme will be generated with further instructions on how to use it, but here is the template so you can have a look at them!
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The idea of those image tags is to use them as devcontainers with Gitpod, Github Codespaces, or VS Code. The recommended way is to use one of our templates, both templates include a prompt asking for devcontainer support, when devcontainers are enabled, projects include web-flash, wokwi-server, and other useful crates. Also, some bash scripts and buttons in the VsCode UI are added to facilitate building, flashing, and simulating with Wokwi. Once you generate a template project with devcontainer support, a Readme will be generated with further instructions on how to use it, but here is the template so you can have a look at them!
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Hopefully, in the future the installation will be simpler, as we are trying to upstream our LLVM changes (first 10 patches are already accepted!), and once we manage to upstream LLVM changes we will proceed with upstreaming our Rust fork changes.
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CodeRabbit
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