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esp32/xtensa support #3014

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xian opened this issue May 25, 2019 · 9 comments
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esp32/xtensa support #3014

xian opened this issue May 25, 2019 · 9 comments

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@xian
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xian commented May 25, 2019

Since #2268, Espressif has made a bunch of progress adding support for llvm for its very popular esp32 microcontroller. Would be awesome if kotlin-native had integrated support.

@xian xian changed the title esp32 support esp32/xtensa support May 25, 2019
@olonho
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olonho commented May 27, 2019

Shalln't be too hard to implement now, as K/N is purely bitcode at the moment. Tricky part could be fitting into size requirements, but DCE effort may help here as well.

@aran-arunakiri
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yes please

@JcMinarro
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Any news about it?

@Ic-ks
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Ic-ks commented Feb 2, 2020

@xian is there any documentation how to add a new platform target to kotlin-native? BTW espressifs llvm project was moved: https://github.com/espressif/llvm-project
I can't wait to see kotlin running on affordable embedded devices :)

@michaelbrylevskii
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Any news about it?

@SvyatoslavScherbina
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No news about it, at least from Kotlin team.

@napperley
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Stand a much higher chance of getting the Rasbperry Pi Pico supported by Kotlin Native as a target (eg rpiPico), which should be made a high priority. Already LLVM supports the ARM Cortex M0+ CPU.

@chris-hatton
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@napperley on point as usual 👌 good call on Pico as the KIoT outlet

@sbogolepov
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According to #4079, I'm closing this issue in favor of:

  • KT-43974. There you can share your use-cases of a possible esp32/xtensa target.
  • KT-44498. Raspberry Pi Pico-specific ticket.

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