* Add `SYSTEM_EVENT_WIFI_READY` call back once wifi service is init. allows you to hook in, as the sdk does not generate this event for you.
As it stands the SDK does not appear to set `WIFI_MODE_NULL` correctly. if the wifi is initialised and set to `WIFI_MODE_NULL` it actually defaults to AP mode. This fix keeps `WIFI_MODE_NULL` within the ESP class if the wifi has not been init yet, and works in my testing. albeit a one sided conversation.
https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/issues/1306
* make changes compatible with new _persistent behaviour.
wifi_err_reason_t doesn't have reason code 12. After reason code 11, we are getting wrong wifi disconnected reason message. Added "UNSPECIFIED" in place of reason code 12.
And above 201 reason code, it should be r-176 instead of r-177. Because messages are started from zeroth offset.
If you develop on windows and need cr/lf files, see this:
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Configuration#_formatting_and_whitespace
Git can handle this by auto-converting CRLF line endings into LF
when you add a file to the index, and vice versa when it checks out
code onto your filesystem. You can turn on this functionality with
the core.autocrlf setting. If you're on a Windows machine, set it
to true - this converts LF endings into CRLF when you check out code:
$ git config --global core.autocrlf true
* Update mDNS and LEDC
* update toolchain
* Update IDF to 1c3dd23
* Advertise the board variant for Arduino OTA
* Add generic variant definition for mDNS
* Allow configuration of Ethernet PHY clock source
Refer to https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/pull/1127
The internal APLL can be used to generate the 50MHz clock for the internal EMAC and the external Ethernet PHY.
The clock can either be input on GPIO0 (as before) or output on GPIO0, GPIO16 or GPIO17 (only GPIO17 extensively tested).
New example available.
* Allow configuration of Ethernet PHY clock source
Refer to https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/pull/1127
The internal APLL can be used to generate the 50MHz clock for the internal EMAC and the external Ethernet PHY.
The clock can either be input on GPIO0 (as before) or output on GPIO0, GPIO16 or GPIO17 (only GPIO17 extensively tested).
New example available.
* Change disconnect function
Current implementation does not disconnect the WiFi. Use of `esp_wifi_disconnect()` does.
* Update WiFiSTA.cpp
put back the clear ssid + password
remove the duplicate `esp_wifi_set_config(WIFI_IF_STA, &conf);`
send() can return a value > 0 but less than size indicating it was able to accept some of the data in buffer. The caller must try again after updating the buffer pointer and size remaining.
* Update WiFiAP.cpp
set from code the maximum number of clients to smaller than 4 (in my case i must allow only one client at a time)
* Update WiFiAP.h
* Update WiFiAP.cpp
* Update WiFiAP.cpp
* Create WiFiAP.cpp
Actually WiFiMulti is not working due some functions haven't equal comportment of ESP8266
Replace status == WL_DISCONNECTED => status != WL_CONNECTED
Replace scanComplete() => scanNetworks()
Maybe is more interesting, for keep the maximum compatibility, investigate why WL_DISCONNECTED and scanComplete() doesn't works in this case instead of just replace by this pull request.
* Rework WiFiClient
Rework WiFiClient to correct error where making a copy of a WiFiClient object resulted in the socket being closed prematurely.
Added loop and select to write to handle/prevent EAGAIN errors.
* Rework WiFiClient to use shared_ptr
Rework changes to utilize shared_ptr rather than manually maintaining reference count.
Revert changes to write
* Incorporate comments from review
Move WiFiClientSocketHandle and fd() into WiFiClient.cpp
The send call may return EAGAIN. This indicates a recoverable error and a retry should be attempted. The current implementation treats this as a fatal error. Further, the current implementation strips the error code, setting it to 0, which prevents the caller from handling it directly.
This change utilizes select to verify the socket is available prior to calling send and will retry on an EAGAIN condition.
WiFi and BlueTooth can now be started and stopped at will.
basic functions added to esp32-hal to start and stop the BT radio
SimpleBLE class added to show the most basic functionality
Example to show how to switch between BT, WiFi or Both
Currently there is bug in WiFiUDP library when you want to use beginPacket(...) without listening on socket (without calling begin(...) first). You can't send any data because socket is not open and also tx_buffer is not allocated which cause crash while writing data to tx_buffer.
currently ```esp_wifi_init``` have to be called in ```app_main``` or
WiFi will fail to boot. When possible to boot later, code will be moved
into ```_esp_wifi_start``` to be executed when necessary
IDF Options:
- Autostart Arduino (implements app_main)
- Disable HAL locks
- Set HAL debug level
- Auto-connect STA if configured (else will connect after WiFi.begin())
