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Dynamically loading code during runtime can be useful.
There already is an elf-loader for Xtensa based ESP32, I cannot find a working solution for RISC-V based ESP32 (like C6 or H2) though.
Describe the solution you'd like.
A working elf-loader for RISC-V based ESP32 would be awesome.
This way we could load "program modules" on RISC-V based ESP32 during runtime, without having to flash the firmware.
Describe alternatives you've considered.
Zephyr has something called LLEXT which is basically an elf-loader. Using Zephyr is not the same as having the luxury of FreeRTOS though - as I understand there are also limitations of using Zephyr on ESP32.
There is also embedded wasm, but its overhead is huge, so it's not a viable solution for concurrent dynamically loaded code.
There are always interpreters like MicroPython, but be real: it's not the same.
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[Feature request] elf-loader for RISC-V based ESP32 (like C6)
[Feature request] elf-loader for RISC-V based ESP32 (like C6) (IDFGH-14086)
Nov 16, 2024
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[Feature request] elf-loader for RISC-V based ESP32 (like C6) (IDFGH-14086)
[Feature request] elf-loader for RISC-V based ESP32 (like C6) (IDFGH-14086) (AEGHB-880)
Nov 18, 2024
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Dynamically loading code during runtime can be useful.
There already is an elf-loader for Xtensa based ESP32, I cannot find a working solution for RISC-V based ESP32 (like C6 or H2) though.
Describe the solution you'd like.
A working elf-loader for RISC-V based ESP32 would be awesome.
This way we could load "program modules" on RISC-V based ESP32 during runtime, without having to flash the firmware.
Describe alternatives you've considered.
Zephyr has something called LLEXT which is basically an elf-loader. Using Zephyr is not the same as having the luxury of FreeRTOS though - as I understand there are also limitations of using Zephyr on ESP32.
There is also embedded wasm, but its overhead is huge, so it's not a viable solution for concurrent dynamically loaded code.
There are always interpreters like MicroPython, but be real: it's not the same.
Additional context.
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: