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The ESP32-P4 is Espressif's latest high-performance RISC-V SoC, featuring advanced processing power, AI acceleration, and a rich set of peripherals (e.g., MIPI CSI/DSI, USB 3.0 OTG, Ethernet). As this chip becomes available and gains traction among developers for next-generation applications, integrating native support into the PlatformIO ecosystem would provide significant value.
This feature request seeks to add full support for the ESP32-P4 series SoCs and related development boards (e.g., the official ESP32-P4-DevKitC-1.0) to the espressif32 platform in PlatformIO.
Motivation
Currently, developers targeting the ESP32-P4 must use the native ESP-IDF build system outside of PlatformIO, which lacks the streamlined experience PlatformIO offers. Adding ESP32-P4 support would enable developers to:
Leverage the PlatformIO workflow: Benefit from PlatformIO's intuitive project management, library management, build system, and IDE integration (e.g., VSCode).
Simplify development: Eliminate the need to manually configure toolchains and build environments, saving time and effort.
Utilize PlatformIO features: Take advantage of tools like Unit Testing, Static Code Analysis, Firmware Inspection, and simplified debugging setups.
Maintain consistency: Ensure a uniform development experience across Espressif's chip lineup (ESP32, ESP32-S2/S3/C3, and now P4).
Proposed Solution Components
To implement ESP32-P4 support, the following components are suggested:
Toolchain Integration: Incorporate the RISC-V GCC toolchain required for ESP32-P4 development.
Framework Support:
ESP-IDF: Support ESP-IDF versions that include ESP32-P4 compatibility (e.g., ESP-IDF v5.3 or later).
Arduino Core: Integrate the Arduino core for ESP32-P4 once it is released and stable.
Board Definitions: Add definitions for official boards like ESP32-P4-DevKitC-1.0 and potentially popular third-party boards, including memory layouts, pin mappings, and default upload/monitor settings.
Debugging Support: Enable compatibility with debugging probes (e.g., JTAG via ESP-Prog or J-Link) using OpenOCD or other debug servers.
Documentation: Update PlatformIO documentation with ESP32-P4-specific guidance, including examples and configuration details.
Example Dev Kit: ESP32-P4-DevKitC-1.0 (or adjust based on official naming when confirmed)
Current Status/Workaround
At present, the ESP32-P4 is not supported within the espressif32 platform in PlatformIO. Developers must resort to using the ESP-IDF build system directly as a workaround.
Conclusion
Incorporating ESP32-P4 support into PlatformIO would be a impactful enhancement, aligning the platform with Espressif's latest hardware innovations. This addition would empower developers to create cutting-edge embedded applications within their preferred development environment.
Thank you for considering this feature request!
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Feature Description
The ESP32-P4 is Espressif's latest high-performance RISC-V SoC, featuring advanced processing power, AI acceleration, and a rich set of peripherals (e.g., MIPI CSI/DSI, USB 3.0 OTG, Ethernet). As this chip becomes available and gains traction among developers for next-generation applications, integrating native support into the PlatformIO ecosystem would provide significant value.
This feature request seeks to add full support for the ESP32-P4 series SoCs and related development boards (e.g., the official ESP32-P4-DevKitC-1.0) to the
espressif32
platform in PlatformIO.Motivation
Currently, developers targeting the ESP32-P4 must use the native ESP-IDF build system outside of PlatformIO, which lacks the streamlined experience PlatformIO offers. Adding ESP32-P4 support would enable developers to:
Proposed Solution Components
To implement ESP32-P4 support, the following components are suggested:
ESP32-P4-DevKitC-1.0
and potentially popular third-party boards, including memory layouts, pin mappings, and default upload/monitor settings.Relevant Information
Current Status/Workaround
At present, the ESP32-P4 is not supported within the
espressif32
platform in PlatformIO. Developers must resort to using the ESP-IDF build system directly as a workaround.Conclusion
Incorporating ESP32-P4 support into PlatformIO would be a impactful enhancement, aligning the platform with Espressif's latest hardware innovations. This addition would empower developers to create cutting-edge embedded applications within their preferred development environment.
Thank you for considering this feature request!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: