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macOS std
Development Environment Setup Errors
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I edited the original comment to reflect the accurate configuration as I made an error before in the configuration name. The name I stated, in the beginning, was |
You should not need to set ESP_IDF_TOOLS_INSTALL_DIR . The first thing you should try is to |
Yes, I forgot to mention that though, I did delete |
Has anything changed recently on the Update:
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@apollolabsdev Currently, you need to set the following option in your
This is a bug in CC. You can try to use the upstream version and see it it's fixed there via
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Awesome, it works! |
This is an issue I faced setting up an environment for
std
development on a macOS.This is on a Macbook Air with an M2 chip and Ventura 13.0.
The steps from the Rust ESP book here and here were followed. In addition to the linked steps for macOS highlighted on the Espressif website here.
I used
cargo-generate
to create a new project then rancargo build
without any modifications. The below error resulted. From the look of it, it appeared like the ESP-IDF necessary components were not being found. I verified that the environment variables were set up as required by the instructions and checked the relevant files. However, after much tinkering the code would only build successfully if I setupESP_IDF_TOOLS_INSTALL_DIR = "global"
under[env]
inconfig.toml
.Then several similar
out of date
git submodule warnings followed by:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: